Pringle Robotics Achieves 1 Billion Square Feet Cleaned by Autonomous Robots

Aug 21, 2025
Pringle Robotics has announced that its autonomous robots have cleaned over 1 billion square feet of flooring in commercial facilities across the U.S. since January 2024.

Pringle Robotics has announced a significant milestone, with its autonomous robots cleaning over 1 billion square feet of flooring in commercial facilities across the United States since January 1, 2024. This achievement was announced in a press release and highlights the company's rapid growth in the facilities management sector.

The Peoria-based startup attributes this success to strategic partnerships with leading Jan/San companies and convenience stores. Notably, a collaboration with Aramark has facilitated the deployment of approximately 70 autonomous floor cleaning robots in various sectors, including hospitals, schools, and entertainment facilities. Additionally, a large-scale rollout of Pudu CC1 robots to over 1,200 locations of a national convenience store chain has significantly contributed to the milestone.

Pringle Robotics' suite of cleaning robots includes models like the Pudu CC1, CC3, Pudu MT1, and CC5, each designed for specific cleaning tasks and environments. The company also offers the Pringle FMS Ecosystem, a cloud-based solution for managing robotic operations and facility assets, enhancing efficiency and operational oversight.

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