Autonomous floor scrubber

Tennant T7AMR

Ride-on-sized robotic scrubber (BrainOS) for large open floors: airports, big retail, arenas; can also be driven by hand.

Made by Tennant Company · Official page

Public buyer record: Savannah Airport Commission (Georgia) bought one T7AMR from W.W. Grainger for USD 60,684 with a 3-year warranty, replacing an end-of-life Windsor scrubber (City Council item approved 2020-10-22, https://agenda.savannahga.gov/publishing/october-22-2020-city-council-regular-meeting/247_5679.html, checked 2026-10-28). Tennant's own case studies (Frederick Health, University of Regensburg) are maker-published and are not counted as evidence.

Whirrwork assessment, not a lab test

Not enough evidence to rate

  • Only 1 independent source found; at least 2 are needed.
  • No independent field trial or test of how well it does the job (certifications cover safety or airspace rules, not performance).

1 independent source found · spec transparency 5 of 8 key specs published. How we rate.

Specs (maker-published)

SpecValueAs published · source
Cleaning width650 mm“Cleaning Path: 26 in / 650mm” tennantco.com
checked Oct 28, 2026
Tank110 L“Solution Tank Capacity: 29 gal / 110 L” tennantco.com
checked Oct 28, 2026
Runtime / flight time240 to 390 min“Estimated Run Time: Up to 4 (Flooded Lead Acid Battery), Up to 6.5 (High Capacity Lithium-Ion Battery)” tennantco.com
checked Oct 28, 2026
Noise70 dBA“Sound Level: As low as 70 dBA” tennantco.com
checked Oct 28, 2026
Weight492 kg“Weight: 1,085 lbs / 492 kg (tanks empty, with batteries) (Tennant T380AMR & T7AMR specification sheet, Rev 3/2022)” tennantco.com
checked Oct 28, 2026

Not published by the maker (or not found yet): Coverage rate, Top speed, Sensors.

Independent evidence

  1. Independently documented deployment Supports the job fit

    Approval to Procure a Tennant Disk Floor Scrubber from W.W. Grainger, Inc. (item 20)
    City of Savannah City Council (Savannah Airport Commission), 2020-10-22

    The airport bought one T7AMR robotic scrubber (USD 60,684, lowest of 3 quotes) to replace a floor scrubber at the end of its life, citing chemical-free cleaning and freeing its environmental services staff.

    A public purchase record: it shows the buyer chose to put the robot into service, not how well it cleaned.

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