Dutchman's Store
An August 2025 case-study snapshot of daily CenoBots L50 routes, recorded robot uptime, cleaned area, and modeled economics.
Original source: Sproutmation case-study video published August 18, 2025What the Sources Establish
- Dutchman's Store is a 50,000 sq ft retail facility in Cantril, Iowa.
- The published case study documents a monthly operating snapshot rather than a guaranteed result for other facilities.
- Route complexity, obstacles, traffic, turns, edge work, floor layout, water flow, and approved cleaning windows affect results.
Equipment and Operating Conditions
The published case study documents a CenoBots L50 used for daily autonomous floor-scrubbing routes at Dutchman's Store.
- The L50 is an autonomous floor scrubber for large hard-floor routes.
- Published solution tank: 14.5 gal / 55 L.
- Published recovery tank: 14.5 gal / 55 L.
- Autonomous operation depends on the compatible workstation configuration, required site utilities, route recovery, approved cleaning windows, and normal exception handling.
Reported Activity and Modeled Economics
Equipment in the Published Case
- CenoBots L50 — autonomous floor scrubber
Facility Coverage
Operating Schedule
Deployment Notes
- The August 2025 source describes one CenoBots L50 in the published case snapshot.
- 644,632 sq ft cleaned and 345+ hours of robot uptime are source-period snapshot values.
- The source labels $5,000–$6,000 per month as estimated savings based on the current hourly labor rate.
- The source labels approximately 9–12 months as ROI; it does not establish payroll-verified savings or achieved payback.
- Current customer fleet size and current-month performance may differ from the historical snapshot.
Operations Summary
In the case-study snapshot published August 18, 2025, Sproutmation reported 644,632 square feet cleaned and 345+ hours of robot uptime for the documented month. The same source presented $5,000–$6,000 per month as estimated savings based on the stated hourly labor rate and approximately 9–12 months as modeled ROI. These figures are a historical snapshot and planning estimate, not a guarantee of current or future performance.
The case provides a transparent example of how a large-format autonomous scrubber can add scheduled cleaning capacity. A buyer should still model its own route, compatible workstation, utilities, recovery process, service and operating costs, staffing plan, and approved cleaning windows before making an investment decision.
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