Tennant’s first autonomous floor scrubber capable of operating in complex, real-world environments without direct operator control is featured in the latest BBC Click episode looking at the technologies and tools that will revolutionize business and personal life.

The autonomous T7 scrubber-dryer, a source of pride for Tennant and Brain’s cooperation, shows how Walmart is integrating robots into their workflow. The T7AMR seamlessly integrates Brain’s A.I. robotic technology software platform to deliver a cleaning solution designed to maximize productivity, increase efficiency and optimize safety.

“The robotics as an industry has been led by engineering and by the ability to design something new and snazzy,” said Phil Duffy, Brain Corporation VP, Innovation. “Integrating the A.I. technology into robotics with existing systems, with existing machines, we believe that’s the way forward.” Duffy added.

Like many other industries, the cleaning industry is undergoing a transition as a result of disruptive technologies that are driving greater automation. Specifically, robotics offer smart, safe and sustainable solutions to repetitive tasks while allowing organizations and its employees to focus on higher value-added activities.

Throughout its history, our company has maintained a sharp focus on advancing the cleaning industry by actively pursuing new technologies. We will continue this legacy with the introduction of autonomous machines to help our customers to increase their cleaning efficiency.