Cleaning robot in the industry

Andreas Furtmeier is the Managing Director of the Bavarian building cleaning company Furtmeier Gebäudeservice KG. In April 2023, he purchased the company’s first cleaning robot: Robomatic Marvin from Wetrok. In our interview the master craftsman for building cleaning explains why he believes that partially automated robots are far superior to their fully automated colleagues.

Wetrok Reinigungsroboter In Der Industrie

Mr. Furtmeier, you recently acquired a cleaning robot. Why?

I bet what you’re thinking is: Mr. Furtmeier wants to reduce personnel. But that isn’t the case at all, quite the opposite is true. We’re urgently looking for well-qualified cleaning personnel. It was due to this shortage, to the lack of skilled workers, that we decided to opt for robotics. We want to prepare for the future.

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