FieldBots proudly presents the second edition of Biggest Fleet. With participation nearly doubled, the insights are stronger than ever. Explore the key results, sharp analyses, and exclusive interviews with our global ambassadors.
What “The Biggest Fleet 2025” teaches us.
On our way to the 2025 ranking for cleaning robot fleets, we made hundreds of phone calls, wrote even more e-mails, and sent a research team to look into the media coverage. In addition to the hard facts of the fleet table, we learned a lot about our industry, the status quo of robotics, and prospects during the process.
What this year’s expanded dataset reveals about adoption, technology choices, and regional shifts.
Retail has emerged as the single most important driver of cleaning robot adoption worldwide. No other sector combines standardized layouts, high traffic, and measurable return on investment in quite the same way. Walmart, QuikTrip, Sam‘s Club, Denner, and ROSSMANN all sit among the top ten global operators.
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The new Biggest Fleet 2025 ranking confirms what was already visible a year ago: the United States is about to become the epicenter of large-scale cleaning robot deployment. Four American operators sit inside the global Top-5, but only twenty North American fleets appear in the ranking.
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Transportation, education, healthcare, and public services are building cleaning robot fleets. The public sector remains far smaller than retail, but its growth is unmistakable — public-sector fleets now reach a combined Radar Score of 1,831, up 145 percent from 747 in 2024.
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The 2025 ranking reveals the wide variety of manufacturers supplying the world’s largest fleets. From global equipment giants to nimble start-ups, the field is highly fragmented, with no single vendor dominating across all sectors and geographies.
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From FamilyMart to Shenzhen Metro to national deployments at Indian airports, Asia is now represented across nearly every segment — with strong presence in China, India, Japan, Singapore, and Vietnam, pointing to rapid scaling potential.
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Hospitality emerged in 2025 as a small but visible third growth frontier, after retail and the public sector — spanning hotels, resorts, convention centers, and cruise ships. Travelodge still dominates but now shares the scene with five other operators.
Read full article →The ranking results and our learnings are in the results brochure. Download it in English or German — also available as a free print version.
This year, we secured three renowned robotics experts as ambassadors for our “Biggest Fleet” initiative — raising awareness within their spheres of influence while providing valuable insight into the current state of cleaning robotics.
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