
Every month we provide you with an overview of the most interesting news from the world of service robotics.

When Lotte Construction announced in July 2026 that it had begun using an autonomous floor-cleaning robot on an active apartment construction site in Incheon, South Korea, the story was easy to read as another isolated robotics pilot.


Every month we provide you with an overview of the most interesting news from the world of service robotics.

Every month we provide you with an overview of the most interesting news from the world of service robotics.

Every month we provide you with an overview of the most interesting news from the world of service robotics.

The China Clean Expo 2026, held from March 31 to April 3 at the Shanghai New International Expo Center, once again confirmed a clear trend: the market for cleaning robotics continues to be driven primarily by hardware innovation — but with an increasingly strong push toward international expansion.

Interclean Amsterdam (April 14–17, 2026) is the most important trade show for the cleaning industry in Europe—and arguably worldwide. Unsurprisingly, it has also become a key hotspot for cleaning robotics. A good reason for us to take a closer look at which manufacturers are planning to showcase rea

Every month we provide you with an overview of the most interesting news from the world of service robotics.

With Robot Radar, we are adding a new layer of transparency to FieldBots Radar. Robot Radar provides a closer look at how cleaning robots actually perform in daily operations — not in demos or test environments, but in real facilities. The live insights are based on aggregated, real operational data

Every month we provide you with an overview of the most interesting news from the world of service robotics.

It’s one of the biggest fears for companies planning to partially or fully automate their cleaning operations: employees taking to the barricades. Workers who see the robots not as a helpful aid, but as a threat to their own jobs. Reassurances that automation is necessary — especially given declinin