Product Description
The CleanZone Robotic Disinfection Unit is a next-generation autonomous UV-C disinfection system designed specifically for hospitals, clinics, and other critical healthcare settings. Engineered to meet the highest standards of infection control, CleanZone uses powerful UV-C light to eliminate up to 99.99% of viruses, bacteria, and pathogens on surfaces and in the air—without the use of chemicals.
Equipped with advanced autonomous navigation, CleanZone safely and efficiently maneuvers through patient rooms, surgical suites, ICUs, and high-traffic areas. Using intelligent obstacle detection and LiDAR mapping, the robot plans optimal disinfection routes while avoiding people and sensitive medical equipment.
The unit's real-time monitoring system provides hospital staff with detailed disinfection reports, usage logs, and maintenance alerts via a secure digital dashboard. Built with medical-grade materials, CleanZone is easy to sanitize, meets healthcare compliance standards, and integrates seamlessly into existing hospital workflows.
Ideal For:
Hospitals and Clinics
Operating Rooms and ICUs
Emergency Departments
Isolation Wards
Long-Term Care Facilities
| Use Case | Robot Action | Time Required | Staff Involvement |
| ICU Daily Sterilization | Full 360° UV-C cycle after patient discharge | 10–15 mins/room | Minimal (monitor start) |
| Night Shift Hallway Routine | Scheduled path cleaning across corridors and restrooms | 30–45 mins total | None (fully autonomous) |
| OR Post-Surgery Disinfection | On-demand activation post-procedure | 12–20 mins/room | Low (remote activation) |
| Emergency Decon Activation | Quick cycle after infectious spill/exposure | 5–7 mins | Moderate (manual start) |
Product Features
UV-C Disinfection: High-intensity 254nm UV-C lamps neutralize harmful pathogens on contact.
Autonomous Navigation: AI-powered path planning and obstacle avoidance for safe operation in busy clinical areas.
360° Coverage: Rotating disinfection head and adjustable height ensure complete surface exposure.
Safety-First Design: Motion sensors and emergency shutoff for patient and staff protection.
Digital Reporting Dashboard: Access disinfection data, room logs, and robot health in real time.
Quiet Operation: Low-noise components make it suitable for patient care environments.
Structure Diagram
Product parameters
| Parameter | Specification | Parameter | Specification |
| Model Name | CleanZone-RDU-1000 | Battery Capacity | 24V / 40Ah Lithium-ion Battery |
| Disinfection Method | UV-C Germicidal Irradiation (254 nm) | Run Time Per Charge | Up to 6 hours continuous operation |
| Disinfection Efficiency | Up to 99.99% elimination of viruses, bacteria, and fungi | Charging Time | 3–4 hours (automatic docking station available) |
| UV Lamp Power | 4 x 55W high-intensity UV-C lamps (220W total) | Control Interface | Touchscreen display + Remote tablet interface (via Wi-Fi) |
| Effective Disinfection Radius | 2 – 3 meters (optimal exposure range) | Connectivity | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Cloud Dashboard Access |
| Disinfection Cycle Time | 5–15 minutes per room (dependent on size and layout) | Safety Features | PIR motion sensors, emergency stop, remote monitoring |
| Autonomous Navigation | SLAM (Simultaneous Localization and Mapping) with LiDAR & Vision AI | Noise Level | ≤ 40 dB (low-noise operation) |
| Obstacle Avoidance | 360° LiDAR + ultrasonic & infrared sensors | Materials | Antimicrobial ABS + Medical-grade stainless steel chassis |
| Mobility | 4-wheel electric drive; 360° turning radius | Certifications | CE, ISO 13485, RoHS, FDA UV Safety Guidelines |
Customer Case
Public
Restaurant
Hospital
FAQ
| Question | Answer |
| How does the CleanZone robot disinfect hospital rooms? | CleanZone uses 254nm UV-C germicidal light to destroy the DNA and RNA of bacteria, viruses, and fungi, rendering them inactive on surfaces. |
| Is it safe for use around people or patients? | No. UV-C light can be harmful to skin and eyes. CleanZone includes motion sensors and safety shutoff features to operate only in empty spaces |
| How long does it take to disinfect a room? | Typical disinfection cycles range from 5 to 15 minutes, depending on room size, layout, and exposure requirements |
| Can CleanZone operate autonomously without human intervention? | Yes. The robot features autonomous navigation, obstacle avoidance, and can follow pre-programmed routes or be remotely activated. |
| Does it provide reporting or tracking of disinfection activities? | Yes. CleanZone includes a digital dashboard that logs room disinfections, usage times, and maintenance alerts for compliance and audits. |
