Government robots that extend coverage and consistency across every public facility

Pricing depends on the robot type and fleet size, with commercial cleaning and service robots typically running in the low-to-mid five figures per unit to purchase. Many agencies prefer Robots-as-a-Service (RaaS), which converts the capital expense into a predictable monthly operating cost that can fit existing facility-services budgets. Ask us for a written quote and an ROI model tailored to your square footage and labor rates.

Payback is driven by the labor hours a robot offloads, so it varies with your facility size, shift coverage, and local wage rates. For large floor areas like courthouses, DMVs, and administrative buildings, autonomous scrubbers and sweepers such as the CenoBots L3 Scrubber or Pudu MT1 Max often reach payback in the range of one to two years. We will build a site-specific ROI projection rather than quote a single number, since results depend on your conditions.

Our fleet covers autonomous floor scrubbing and sweeping (CenoBots L3, Pudu MT1 Max, LionsBot R3 Scrub Pro), vacuuming (LionsBot R3 Vac with 3D Lidar navigation), and touch-free disinfection via the UVD Disinfection Robot. We also offer multi-industry service robots like the Pudu CC1 for cleaning across mixed-use government spaces. These robots navigate occupied corridors, lobbies, and large halls on their own and dock to recharge between cycles.

Yes. Public-sector custodial and grounds roles are persistently hard to fill and retain, and autonomous cleaning robots take over the repetitive, large-area work so your existing staff can focus on detail cleaning, restrooms, and tasks that require judgment. Rather than replacing teams, most agencies use robots to extend coverage and stabilize service levels despite high turnover.

Cleaning and service robots operate on building floors and follow mapped routes you approve, and they can be scheduled for after-hours or low-traffic windows to limit interaction in secure areas. Data handling, network connectivity, and on-premises configuration can be reviewed with your IT and security teams during deployment. We will work within your facility’s access and compliance requirements case by case.

Yes. The UVD Disinfection Robot uses ultraviolet light to disinfect surfaces in lobbies, restrooms, courtrooms, and waiting areas without chemicals, which is useful for high-traffic public buildings and during flu or outbreak seasons. It runs autonomously after hours and is operated when spaces are unoccupied for safety. We can pair disinfection with daily autonomous cleaning for a complete facility program.

Yes. Robots-as-a-Service spreads the cost into a recurring subscription that includes the hardware, software, and typically support, which often aligns better with operating budgets and procurement cycles than a capital purchase. This also lets agencies pilot a robot or scale a fleet without a large one-time appropriation. Ask us which models are available under RaaS for your use case.

Yes. For agencies, labs, and technical programs doing robotics R&D, the AgileX Limo (a compact ROS2 platform) and AgileX Ranger Mini rover support development, autonomy testing, and training. We also offer specialized platforms like Blueye underwater drones for inspection and survey work. Tell us your project goals and we will recommend the right platform.

For this sector we work with Pudu, CenoBots, AgileX, Blueye, LionsBot, Gausium, Keenon, and LG, among others. Because we are a multi-brand integrator rather than a single manufacturer, we match the robot to your requirement instead of pushing one product line. That independence also means we can support a mixed fleet from one point of contact.

RobotLAB provides nationwide service, including installation, staff training, software updates, and ongoing maintenance and support. For agencies with limited in-house technical staff, this means you are not responsible for troubleshooting or repairs on your own. Service terms vary by purchase versus RaaS, so we will outline exactly what is covered in your agreement.

No advanced technical skills are required. The robots are designed for facility staff to start, schedule, and monitor with minimal training, and we provide hands-on onboarding during deployment so your team is comfortable before we leave. Most routine operation comes down to docking, scheduling, and basic checks that existing custodial staff pick up quickly.

Start by telling us your facility type, square footage, and the tasks you want to automate, and we will recommend specific robots and provide a quote and ROI model. We can also arrange a demonstration so your team sees the robot operate in a real environment before committing. To begin, use the form on this page or call 1-87-RobotLAB.