Professional cleaning robots for your spaces
Every site has its own floors, doorways and working habits. ÆNIX helps you choose a robotic solution suited to the tasks to be automated and to the teams who will use it.
Where to start
Three ways into the decision.
The starting point is not the machine, but the space to be maintained and the task to be done. Not every function is available on every model.
Compact, cluttered spaces
Dense furniture, narrow routes, small areas: size and the clearance required matter more than throughput.
See PURE NANORetail and office areas
Lobbies, corridors, open-plan offices and sales floors: you need to separate what calls for sweeping, vacuuming or wet washing.
Tell the uses apartLarge open areas
Warehouses, wide aisles, hard floors: dry sweeping over long distances calls for a machine built for it.
See PURE SWEEPThe range
Six models, six distinct uses.
Each product page details the documented functions, dimensions and operating conditions. The lines below summarise them, and add nothing.

PURE NANO
Sweeping, vacuuming and washing in a compact format. Documented minimum clearance: 400 mm in a straight line.
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PURE ONE
Sweeping, scrubbing, vacuuming and dust removal for retail, hotel and office spaces. Minimum clearance: 700 mm.
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PURE ONE LITE
Sweeping, vacuuming and wet washing for mid-sized areas. Minimum clearance: 900 mm.
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PURE QUIET
Five functions in a single machine, for places where quiet is part of the service. Minimum clearance: 800 mm.
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PURE ONE ADVERTISING
The screen add-on for PURE ONE: the cleaning is still the robot’s, while the screen shows your content as it moves around.
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PURE SWEEP
Dry sweeping of large open areas: 890 mm sweeping width, 30 L hopper.
Product pageFull specifications are on each product page. Throughput figures are measured in different working modes depending on the model: they cannot be compared directly with one another.
Selection criteria
The criteria that guide the choice.
None of these points is settled by a spec sheet alone: they are checked in your spaces, with the people who work there.
What we look at with you
- The task actually expected
- The predominant floor covering
- The usable area, the part that is accessible
- Clutter and excluded areas
- Doorways, thresholds and changes of level
- Working hours and footfall
- Daily upkeep, and who carries it out
- The tasks that stay with the teams
Industries
Constraints change from one sector to the next.
Each page sets out the areas concerned, the uses assessed and what stays with the teams.
Deployment & support
From choosing the robot to putting it into service.
The exact content of each stage depends on the proposal chosen and on your organisation.
Assessment
The spaces, floors, tasks and operating constraints are examined with you.
Choice
One or more solutions are proposed, with what they cover and what they do not.
Configuration
Zone mapping, route and schedule settings, charging points.
Getting started
Training for the people who will use the machine day to day and for the site’s key contacts.
Follow-up
Support, remote supervision by the ÆNIX technical team and maintenance according to the contract.
Frequently asked questions
What people ask us before choosing.
A question that isn’t here? Write to us.
Which floors can be considered?
It depends on the model and on the covering. Smooth hard floors are the most common ground; some machines mention short-pile carpet on their spec sheet, others do not. Wide joints, thresholds, slopes, gratings and outdoor areas all need checking on site: no robot in the range is presented as compatible with every floor.
Is one robot enough for a whole site?
Not necessarily. One model covers one type of task over a given area. A site that combines wide open aisles with cluttered spaces may call for two different machines, or for a single one over a smaller area. That is decided by the site assessment, not by the catalogue.
Which tasks stay with the teams?
Finishing work, edges and corners, dense or unreachable areas, washrooms, touch points, stairs, quality control — and the daily upkeep of the machine. The robot handles repetitive routes over a defined area; it does not replace a complete cleaning service.
How do I request a demonstration?
By telling us about your site: activity, spaces concerned, floors, hours and constraints. We assess feasibility, then agree the terms with you. See the demonstration page.
Should you choose before the site assessment?
No. The configurator and the comparison are there to frame the discussion. The final recommendation comes after examining the actual spaces, and may conclude that an area is not suited to automation.
A sports field or green space to mow? Discover the outdoor ÆNIX GREEN range and its GREEN ONE autonomous mowing robot.
Discover the GREEN rangeNeeds assessment
Let’s start from your spaces, not from the catalogue.
Tell us which tasks you want to automate and where. We will tell you what is feasible, what is not, and on what terms.
- Business activity
- Task considered
- Accessible floor area
- Floor type
- Doorways and thresholds
- Hours
- Phone
- +33 5 33 04 12 27
- contact@aenix.fr
- Coverage
- Across France



























