Fifty seconds in a parking garage tells you what the MT1 Max is for. The light is low, the floor is wide, and there are vehicles moving; this is the environment most cleaning robots are kept away from, and it is where this one is meant to run. Watch it sweep a long lane, pick up debris its AI recognises as it goes, and hold back when a car crosses in front of it.
The sensing is the story. 3D LiDAR and visual navigation give it a picture of the space that does not depend on lighting, and the dual chip brain uses that picture to decide what to sweep and what to avoid in real time. The machine is rated for semi outdoor use, so a garage, a courtyard, or a covered loading area is within range, not an exception.
It is built for the biggest floors, with coverage designed for venues over 100,000 square meters and an automatic charging station so it works through the night and reports back in the morning. For a logistics site, an airport, an arena, or a manufacturing plant, that is the sweeping shift handled without a person on a ride on machine.
The product page below has the specifications and a comparison with the MT1 Vac; the logistics page shows how distribution sites schedule it.