Rosie is a robotic vacuum cleaner with best-in-class commercial cleaning performance. Like a self-driving car, Rosie utilizes AI technology to autonomously operate in complex indoor environments, including hallways, guest rooms, and meeting spaces.
Automates more than 2 hours
of cleaning operations per staff
member shift
Increases hotel property asset
value by more than $2M per Cap
Rate of 5.1-6.6%
Decreases turnover, insurance
rates, and workers’ compensation
Raises the guest experience by enhancing cleanliness in hotels - more effective cleaning coverage than manual vacuuming
Offering zero-touch deployment which is designed to set up and scale operations by housekeeping staff with ease
Improves hotel employee satisfaction by automating one of the most tedious tasks in housekeeping
Effective cleaning speed of more than 1,000 square feet/per hour with continuous all-day operation in dynamic indoor environments
Increases the efficiency of housekeeping with an ROI of $8,000 per robot/per year
Cleaning performance that is at par with standard upright commercial vacuum cleaners
Highly efficient and fully-autonomous navigation without QR codes, routes training, or beacons
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AI-based obstacle detection technology: furniture, doors, elevators, humans, etc.
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Commercial cleaning performance with 1” edge cleaning, 90% plus space coverage & efficient debris pickup
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Drop-ship delivery, remote deployment, and support through management platform
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The idea of Tailos was born after our founder, Micah Green, saw issues while working as a room attendant at the Statler Hotel on Cornell University’s campus. Tailos later graduated from the REV Ithaca and Cornell Life Changing Labs Summer Accelerator programs in 2015, and grew to the first-ever working prototype in 2016.
After only 2 years, Tailos (Formerly Maidbot) has created dozens of jobs and partnered with dozens of multi-billion dollar real estate, hospitality, and retail companies. In 2017, Tailos closed a Series A round of financing with Octave Ventures, as well as a Series B round led by Reckitt Benckiser – the makers of Lysol in 2020. We’re just getting started and have many cost-efficient, automated solutions to offer the hospitality industry.
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