T16AMR Ride-On Robotic Scrubber | Demonstration | Tennant Company

The T16AMR is the first robotic floor scrubber designed specifically for industrial spaces like warehouses and 3PL facilities. The 16AMR can help you:
Address common labor challenges, such as shortages or turnover, with easy-to-use robotic scrubber.
Drive cleaning efficiencies and allow employees to focus on other high-value tasks.
Maintain a high standard of cleaning with programmed cleaning routes and cylindrical brush head.
Reduce detergent and water usage, saving you money and minimizing your environmental impact, with ec-H2O NanoClean® technology.
Clean for up to 13 hours in a 24-hour period with the fast charging high-capacity Lithium Ion battery option.
Learn more about the T16AMR robotic floor scrubber: bit.ly/3LcnCP8
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[@InWithJoshHen]

Been seeing these around. Tripped me out the first time I saw one. I had to ask an employee if it was really driving its self. 😲😲😲

[@TimothyMTran706]

Awesome! I would do the same product as from Tennant 7 Upgrade for all Walmart & Sam’s Club Locations.

[@JohnYegres-ii8ts]

soy tecnico en electronica en la marca tennant
todos los modelos
tengo bastante experiencia
y estoy en busca de empleo

[@bobreichel]

Does anyone make a riding carpet/vinyl floor/wood floor cleaning machine? An all in one.

[@Motologist95]

There isn't one. The way a scrubber picks up water with a squeegee doesn't overlap with the way an extractor picks up water. Consumer machines that claim to do both don't extract carpet and aren't very good at picking up dirty water on hard surfaces.

[@tonysmith9005]

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[@MrWolfSnack]

3:54 wow I seen one of these weird signs at menards and I never knew what the hell it was for.

[@youngsey]

We have a guy on maintenance who thinks it's his job just to watch the machine do it's cleaning.

[@cannedcheese4189]

i want to buy one just to have fun with

[@MrWolfSnack]

Wait a few years or so and watch industrial auctions for some to pop up. As soon as he batteries start going bad or they get crushed in a workplace accident they will start being sold off.

[@DeRothschild]

Is Tennant or Brain co publicly traded?

[@TennantCompany]

Hello - Tennant Company is a publicly traded company. Please see our investors site for more information: investors.tennantco.com/overview/default.aspx

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