This is the CC1 Pro doing the job it was built for: an unattended cleaning run across a commercial floor, start to finish. The video opens on a corridor and follows the robot as it sweeps, scrubs, vacuums, and dust mops in sequence, choosing the right mode for each stretch of floor without a person switching anything. For a hotel, a hospital, or a corporate campus, this is what the night shift looks like once the robot is mapped in.
Pay attention to the way it handles the room. It reads the space with AI perception rather than floor tape, so furniture that moved since yesterday does not stop the run, and a guest crossing its path is met with a slow, a stop, and a quiet resume. The machine is built to the IEC 63327 safety standard for exactly this kind of shared space.
The last part of the run is the one that changes staffing math: the CC1 Pro returns to its self cleaning docking station, where water is refilled, dirty water is drained, and the brushes are cleaned before the next cycle. Nobody has to be on site for that to happen, which is why overnight schedules are the norm for this machine.
The product page below holds the full specification and the digital cleaning reports it produces; the hospitality page shows how hotels fit it into housekeeping. The docking station has a video of its own, linked from the product page.