HOSPITALITY / JAPAN

Thirteen floors, one mixed-surface cleaning routine.

A PUDU CC1 became part of the daily floor-care routine at Hotel Bali Tower Osaka Tennoji, a 13-story property with restaurants, karaoke floors, and banquet spaces.

PUDU CC1 cleaning a corridor at Hotel Bali Tower Osaka Tennoji

DEPLOYMENT AT A GLANCE

Environment
13-story hotel
Robot
PUDU CC1
Work
Vacuuming + mopping
Setting
Mixed commercial surfaces

The operating environment

The property combines guest corridors with restaurants, karaoke floors, and banquet spaces. That mix creates recurring floor work across different surfaces without reducing the need for staff attention in guest-facing areas.

How the robot was used

The CC1 was assigned repeatable vacuuming and mopping work across the building. The deployment treated autonomous cleaning as part of the hotel’s routine rather than as a replacement for room care, detail work, or hospitality responsibilities.

What the deployment illustrates

Multi-floor hospitality sites can separate predictable corridor and common-area floor care from work that benefits from a person’s judgment. The machine covers defined routes while the hotel team remains focused on guests and changing conditions.

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