Hospital cleaning robots, with a record for every shift.
R5 scrubbers run the same saved route in every hospital, unsupervised. Every shift writes an audit-grade record you can hand an inspector.
What a hospital floor demands.
LionsBot supplies autonomous cleaning robots to hospitals and healthcare estates.
A regional hospital group in the United Kingdom runs the same saved route in three hospitals overnight, unsupervised. Every shift writes its own record into LionsCloud. Nobody was hired to run our robots.
An audit needs evidence.
A standard you cannot prove is a standard you cannot defend.
Every run writes its own coverage log in LionsCloud: what was cleaned, when, and how much area was covered. The inspection record is a file you can download.
One standard, every hospital.
A standard that depends on who is on shift is not really a standard.
A saved route runs the same way on every shift and in every hospital. The standard is in the route, not in the person on duty.
Corridors are never empty.
Wards are occupied day and night. Corridors and public areas are only empty at night.
Our robots detect them, drive around them and return to their route on their own.
More floor, the same team.
A new wing or a new building rarely comes with extra cleaners.
Our robots take the open floor. Your team keeps the touchpoints, the wards and the detail work a machine cannot reach. Nobody new has to be hired to run them.
Wards get reconfigured.
Beds are added, a bay becomes a store, a corridor is partitioned for works.
Our robots detect what has moved and drive around it. When a change is permanent, the cleaning zones are re-taught on site with MagicTag™.
Quiet matters on a ward.
Patients are resting. A noisy machine is a problem in a ward corridor.
The R5 runs at 70 dB and the R3 Vac at 61.7 dB. Both are published figures.
A live deployment
Three hospitals, one audit-grade standard.
Healthcare · United Kingdom & Europe
Paper records were a problem when inspectors came. The purchasing team wanted a digital record of every shift. They wanted the same overnight standard in all three hospitals, with no new hires.
The same saved route now runs in every hospital overnight, unsupervised, and each run logs itself in LionsCloud.
Each shift produces its own record, and the standard no longer depends on who is on shift.
- 3Hospitals running one overnight standard
- 0Hires added to reach it
- 1Record written by every shift
In the hospital
The hospital keeps working while the floor gets cleaned.
No ward closures and no cordons. Our robots run their route around the people who are already there. Every run writes its own record.
Which robot
Not every hospital needs the same machine.
Every figure below is a published LionsBot specification, sound levels included, because in a hospital the quiet numbers matter.
Select all the floors you have
Most sites have more than one kind of floor, and the range is built to be mixed. All three are below.
LionsCloud runs across the full range
LionsCloud
Audit-grade, by default.
LionsCloud is LionsBot's fleet software. Every run records what was cleaned, when, and how much area was covered. The record your inspectors ask for is a download.
- Schedule corridor zones once and let the fleet repeat them
- Automatic coverage logs for every completed run
- One view across every hospital you run
Questions we hear from healthcare estates.
Can the robots produce records for a hygiene audit?
Yes. Every run is logged automatically: what was cleaned, when it was cleaned and how much area was covered. LionsCloud keeps the record for every shift. An audit is then a download, not a search through paper files. The hospital group on this page chose robots partly for that record.
How do we keep several hospitals cleaning to one standard?
Routes are mapped once and saved, and the same saved route runs identically every shift. LionsCloud shows every hospital in one view. The standard is in the route, not in the person on duty.
Are the robots safe in a busy hospital corridor?
Yes. The R5 detects people, beds and equipment with a 3D LiDAR, depth cameras, sonar and time-of-flight sensors. It drives around them and returns to its route on its own. It runs at 70 dB, and the R3 Vac at 61.7 dB for the quieter floors.
Do we need to hire anyone to run them?
No. A cleaner starts the robot on a saved route and walks away. The same team keeps the wards, the touchpoints and the detail work a machine cannot reach. The group of three hospitals on this page reached its standard without adding anyone.
Which robot fits which part of a hospital?
The R5 takes the long hard-floor runs: main corridors, atriums and outpatient halls. The R3 Scrub Pro scrubs where a full-size machine will not fit. The R3 Vac handles carpeted offices and waiting areas, quietly enough to work while they are in use.
Bring the audit trail to your hospitals.
Dealers and distributors
An assigned territory, dealer margins and a programme built by people who ran a cleaning business for twenty years.
Dealer programmeYou clean it under contractCleaning contractors
Calculate the hours a robot returns, using your own figures. Then tell us how many sites you clean.
Contractor enquiryYou run the siteFacility and operations managers
Tell us your floor area, how many sites you manage and who cleans them today. We will size a fleet against it.
Facility manager enquiry
