Airports, railway stations and transport hubs need large, busy spaces cleaned around the clock, with long walking distances and strict hygiene standards. SPARK Robotics helps UK operators use autonomous cleaning and service robots to cover more ground with the same team.
We review your terminals, concourses and timetables, recommend suitable equipment and help your team put it to work.
The right application depends on the size of the site and the flow of passengers. For some hubs, that means scrubbing large concourses overnight. For others, it means cleaning around gates and platforms during the day, sharing information or moving goods behind the scenes.
Autonomous scrubber-dryers can clean large terminal floors, check-in halls and walkways on a schedule, sensing passengers and luggage as they work.
Vacuum and sweeper robots can work around gates, platforms and seating areas, picking up dust and litter between scheduled deep cleans.
Service robots with screens can share information, direct passengers and promote retail and food offers in public areas.
Higher-payload robots can carry supplies, retail stock and equipment through back-of-house areas and lifts, reducing manual trolley runs.
Clean terminals, check-in halls and gate areas around the clock.
Keep concourses, platforms and walkways clean between services.
Maintain the waiting areas and walkways used throughout the day.
Sweep large multi-storey and underground parking areas.
Our Eldon Square deployment shows how an autonomous scrubber-dryer can be introduced into a large, busy public space and work alongside an existing cleaning team.
We also work with operators across cleaning and service applications. Explore the customer stories relevant to your site and the task you want to improve.
We discuss the repeated journeys or cleaning work you want to improve.
We review routes, surfaces, access, foot traffic, charging and staff handovers.
We agree what the demonstration or trial should show and how success will be assessed.
We configure the agreed solution, train your team and set out the support arrangements in your proposal.
The result is a recommendation based on your operation, rather than a robot selected from a catalogue.
Yes. Robots use LiDAR, cameras and other sensors to detect people, bags and obstacles and slow down or stop around them. The busiest areas can also be scheduled for quieter times.
Large scrubber-dryers and sweepers are designed for big open areas and can cover thousands of square metres in a run. We plan routes and charging so the robot covers the areas you need.
Yes. Many transport sites schedule robots to clean overnight or between services, so floors are ready for the morning rush.
Robots follow mapped routes and virtual boundaries, so they can be kept out of restricted zones. Access to airside or secure areas is agreed with your security team during planning.
Yes. Robots record the areas cleaned, coverage and completed tasks, and reports can be reviewed in the app or dashboard to support service levels and audits.
Tell us about your site and the task you want to improve. We’ll help you identify the most useful next step.
