Floor cleaning robots for hospitals, clinics and medical offices

Hospital grade floor cleaning, every night, without pulling staff off the floor.

Environmental services teams are stretched, and corridor floors still have to be scrubbed every night. The PUDU CC1 Pro takes the routine passes in corridors, waiting rooms and lobbies during quiet hours, inspects its own work with a rear camera, logs every pass, and returns to a dock that washes itself. Your EVS team keeps the rooms, the touchpoints and the turnovers. Tovrana installs and supports it from Fort Lauderdale, nationwide.

See it run in your space How it works

Free and no commitment. Reply within 1 business day. Buy, finance or lease.

PUDU CC1 Pro cleaning robot scrubbing a hospital corridor floor

For environmental services

It takes the corridors. Your team keeps the rooms.

Nothing is installed in the building, no markers go on the floor, and the clinical routine does not change. Three steps and it is part of the night shift.

Map during quiet hours

A technician walks the corridors, waiting rooms and lobbies once with the robot, outside visiting hours. It records a precise map of every doorway, nurse station and fixed obstacle.

Scheduled night passes

The robot sweeps, scrubs, mops and dries in one pass when corridors are empty, pauses for a cart or a person, and continues. A rear camera inspects the floor behind it.

Dock and log

It returns to its dock, changes water, washes its rollers and charges. Every pass is logged with time, area and route, ready for a manager or a survey.

Healthcare floors

Corridors, waiting rooms, lobbies and more.

Hard floors in healthcare are long, repetitive and have to be done every night. That is the work the robot is built for.

Hospital corridorQuiet passes during rest hours, every run logged

Outpatient clinic hallwayScrubbed after the last appointment, dry by morning

Cleaning robot in a medical office lobby

Medical office lobbyEntrance grit and rain tracked in, handled nightly

Cleaning robot in a senior living corridor

Senior care corridorSlow, quiet and stops for a resident every time

Waiting areaChairs moved or not, the map adjusts

Campus and training hallsRuns after hours on a schedule you set

The EVS staffing problem

Open EVS positions do not clean floors.

Corridors done by hand

EVS vacancies mean corridors get a quick pass or no pass at all
Experienced staff spend hours on floors instead of patient rooms and touchpoints
No record of which corridor was scrubbed on which night
Quality depends on how short-staffed the shift was

Corridors done by the robot

Every scheduled corridor is scrubbed every night, vacancy or not
EVS staff move to rooms, turnovers and high-touch surfaces
A time-stamped log of every pass, by area
The same result on the worst-staffed night as the best

The robot we install in healthcare

Quiet, careful and it checks its own work.

The PUDU CC1 Pro slows and stops for people, carts and wheelchairs, runs at a low noise level, and carries a rear camera that inspects the floor it just cleaned. Then it docks and washes itself, so nothing wet sits in a janitor closet.

Stops for people and cartsLiDAR and depth cameras see a wheelchair, a gurney or a visitor and wait.
Rear inspection cameraRe-cleans any stretch of corridor that does not pass.
Self-cleaning dockFresh water, washed rollers and drying with no hands involved.
Certified to IEC 63327Plus a separate TUV SUD America certificate for the CC1 Pro.

What runs onboard

It knows the building and it knows when to wait.

Nobody drives it and nobody re-plans the route each night. It navigates, decides, and reports.

Navigation

Centimeter-level mapping

LiDAR plus 3D depth build the map and re-check it on every run, so a parked cart or a propped door is routed around, not hit.

Awareness

People first

It slows near people and stops for anyone in its path, then resumes. Built for corridors with patients and staff in them.

Detection

Soil and spill recognition

Heavier passes where the floor needs them, lighter everywhere else. Water and chemistry go where the soil is.

Reporting

Pass logs and self-checks

Area, time and route per pass, plus wear and battery health reported to us before anything fails.

The fleet

Cleaning first. Delivery and transport when you need them.

Most healthcare sites start with one CC1 Pro on the corridors. Delivery robots carry supplies, meals and linens between floors, and transport robots move carts and pallets in support areas. Tovrana installs and supports all of it under one agreement. Purchase MSRP for every model is listed on tovrana.com/pricing.

The Self-Cleaning Docking Station keeps the cleaner ready: water change, roller wash, charge, no staff time.

Hours back to patient areas

See the corridor hours your team gets back.

Set the sliders to your EVS staffing and rate. The figure on the right is the annual labor cost of the routine floor passes the robot takes over.

Full-time cleaning positions 3 Hourly rate including benefits $22

Assumes a robot absorbs about 70% of routine hard floor hours at 2,080 paid hours per position per year. An estimate for planning, not a quote.

Get the written ROI for my building

Cleaning labor you would stop paying, per year

Annual manual cleaning hours
Current annual labor cost
Hours the robot absorbs

Deployment in a clinical setting

Planned around your hours, not ours.

Tovrana staff handle the mapping, setup and install. We schedule every visit with your facilities and EVS leads.

Walkthrough

We review your corridors and lobbies with your facilities lead and say what fits.

Approval

Buy outright, finance or lease. We prepare the package and work the approval.

Mapping

A technician maps the floors during quiet hours. No markers, no wiring.

Schedules

Night windows, zones to skip, and the dock location set with your EVS manager.

Install and training

One day on site. We run every route and train your night lead.

"We were two EVS positions down for most of the year. The robot took the corridors and my people went back to rooms and turnovers."

Director of Environmental Services
Community hospital, South Florida

"The log is what sold our administrator. Every corridor, every night, time-stamped."

Facilities Manager
Multi-site outpatient group, Orlando

"It stops for a wheelchair before the person in it notices. That was the first thing our nursing staff asked about."

Administrator
Skilled nursing facility, Palm Beach County

Budgeting

Capital purchase, financed, or a monthly lease.

Healthcare budgets work differently, so we offer all three. Buy outright as a capital purchase. Finance it and own it from the first payment. Or lease it for a fixed monthly amount over 24 to 63 months (other lengths on request), with return, renew or fair market value purchase at the end. Tovrana prepares the proposal, the ROI report and the approval package for your finance office.

Start a buy, finance or lease inquiry

Proposal and ROI report prepared for your finance office
Approval handled by Tovrana, usually in 5 to 10 business days
Lease terms of 24 to 63 months, other lengths on request
Capital purchase available

Who supports it

A Florida team that answers the phone.

Tovrana is a brand of RDT Sales LLC in Fort Lauderdale. We install and support PUDU robots for hospitals, clinics, medical offices and senior care communities across Florida and nationwide, with genuine PUDU parts and remote monitoring on every deployment.

Every

Deployment monitored remotely

PUDU models we install

100%

Genuine PUDU parts

Phone number for support

Questions from facilities and EVS

What healthcare teams ask before they say yes.

Anything else, call +1 (888) 515-0144. You will get a specialist, not a call center.

Is it safe around patients and visitors?

Yes. It runs during the quiet hours you choose, slows near people and stops for anyone or anything in its path, including wheelchairs and gurneys, then resumes. It is certified to IEC 63327 and the CC1 Pro carries a separate TUV SUD America certificate.

Does it fit our infection control routine?

It handles the routine hard floor passes in corridors, waiting rooms and lobbies. Patient rooms, isolation areas, touchpoints and terminal cleans stay with your EVS team and your existing protocol. Zones to skip are set in the schedule.

Can we show the logs during a survey?

Every pass is recorded with time, area and route, and the report is available to your facilities and EVS managers each morning.

How loud is it?

Quiet enough to run on an inpatient corridor overnight. We demonstrate it on your floor before you decide, so you hear it yourself.

What does it cost a hospital or clinic?

It depends on the model and your floor area, so we quote after a walkthrough. Purchase MSRP for every model is on tovrana.com/pricing. You can buy outright, finance, or lease.

Who maintains it?

Tovrana does, with genuine PUDU parts and remote monitoring. Most issues are handled before your night lead notices.

How long from approval to running?

Five to seven business days in most cases: quiet-hours mapping, schedule setup, then one install day with training for your night staff.

Put a cleaning robot on your corridor floor before you commit to anything.

Tell us about your corridors. We will run the robot on your floor during quiet hours, then put the numbers in writing for your finance office.

Book your free demo

Pick a real time slot. Google Meet or a phone call, 30 minutes, no commitment.

What happens after you book

01 A specialist calls within one business day to schedule a walkthrough.
02 Free demo on your corridor, during the hours you choose.
03 Written ROI and a purchase, finance or lease package. Then you decide.

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