Defined workflow
We map the area, surface, route and constraints before launch.
End-to-end robotics integration
Robots handle routine. People focus on what matters.
SLAVBOT selects, pilots and deploys service and industrial robots around real operational tasks.
- 01Selection
- 02Pilot
- 03Configuration
- 04Launch
FC50 · autonomous cleaning for commercial floors
More than equipment
Start with the task. Then select the machine.
We assess the site, select a verified model and test the workflow in real operating conditions before scaling.
Controlled start
A demonstration or pilot comes before any performance assumptions.
End-to-end deployment
We configure routes, train the team and support the launch.
Solution portfolio
Real robots for defined tasks
These are verified models from the current portfolio. Configuration and operating mode are confirmed after a site assessment.
FORSACE FC5001 / CLEANING
Autonomous floor cleaning
Professional cleaning for large commercial floors along a configured route.
Use cases
- Shopping and business centres
- Hotels and commercial spaces
- Fitness and open floor areas
REEMAN SPARK / WBOT11U02 / UVC
UVC treatment in controlled zones
Autonomous movement along a defined route for supplementary treatment of empty spaces.
Use cases
- After-hours operation
- Unoccupied zones
- Configured route
iOpen UVC lamps operate only in a controlled, unoccupied zone.
REEMAN SPRAY ROBOT03 / SPRAY
Automated space treatment
Route-based spraying for commercial and public spaces under a defined operating procedure.
Use cases
- Outside visitor hours
- Space mapping
- Autonomous navigation
iAgent, procedure and operating mode depend on the requirements of the specific site.
04 / OTHER SCENARIOS
Delivery and internal logistics
We select a verified model after reviewing the load, route, doors, lifts and operating conditions.
No fictional hardware used as product proof
Describe the task↗Controlled treatment
The site defines the operating mode — not a marketing slogan.
For UVC and spray workflows, we define the zone, schedule, restrictions and staff interaction in advance. No medical claims are made without supporting documentation.
For business
The first workflow depends on the site
Select your facility type to see a sensible place to start the pilot.
01
Large floors, consistent routes
Start with an open cleaning zone where route, operating time and result can be compared clearly.
- ✓FC50 for open floor areas
- ✓One-floor or one-zone pilot
- ✓Constraints recorded before scaling
Path to a decision
Pilot before purchase. Conclusions based on evidence.
We test the robot at your site, record constraints and only then discuss supply or scaling.
Discuss a pilot↗Format and duration are confirmed after the site assessment.- 01Choose the task and area
- 02Assess the site
- 03Deliver and configure the robot
- 04Test in real conditions
- 05Record results and next step
Deployment
A robot should perform the task — not sit in a corner.
SLAVBOT connects equipment to a real process, from model selection to route setup, team training and launch support.
- 01Fit to the site
- 02Supply and preparation
- 03Map and working zones
- 04Team training
- 05Launch support
Real interfaces
Navigation and control — only within verified functionality
Manufacturer materials show mapping, point setup and obstacle avoidance. They are not presented as a proprietary SLAVBOT cloud platform.
01
Map and treatment points
Route configuration interface for the spray robot.
02
Autonomous navigation
Manufacturer material showing obstacle detection and avoidance.
Process economics
What does repetitive work cost today?
The calculator estimates the current cost of operations from your inputs. It is a discussion aid, not a promise of robot payback.
iExample inputs — adjust the sliders for your site.
Estimated monthly cost of repetitive operationsRUB 101,400Excludes leave, sick days, recruitment, management, consumables and the price of a specific robot.
Request a site-specific estimate↗The SLAVBOT approach
Controlled deployment without unverified promises
Not tied to a polished visual
We show the specific model and its real intended function.
No immediate scale-up
A demonstration or limited-zone pilot comes first.
More than a shipped box
We configure the workflow, train the team and support the launch.
Frequently asked questions
What clients usually ask before a pilot
Does the robot replace an employee?
Usually, it removes the repeatable part of a process. People remain where judgement, control and interaction are required.
Can we see the robot working first?
Yes. We agree the demonstration or pilot format after a short interview and site assessment.
What does the site need to provide?
Access to the selected zone, a responsible employee, and information about the current process, floor surfaces, routes and constraints.
How is the effect assessed?
Before launch, we agree what to observe: route, operating time, result consistency and staff involvement. We do not promise a guaranteed economic effect in advance.
Which documents are supplied?
The package depends on the model and supply arrangement. The list is fixed before contract; unverified certificates are not claimed on the website.
Next step
Tell us about your site — we will propose the first robotics workflow.
Describe the facility and task. We will prepare a concise enquiry that you can pass to the SLAVBOT team through your preferred channel.
- ✓No purchase commitment
- ✓Start with one defined zone
- ✓A business-focused response