Verobotics Deploys AI Robotics at NVIDIA Israel

Verobotics completed a robotics deployment at NVIDIA’s Israel campus, cleaning roughly 100,000 square feet of building façade and collecting visual data. The Tel Aviv-based company combined robotic cleaning with AI vision and edge computing, reducing risks associated with work at heights. The deployment covered about 3,000 windows and façade sections on the campus.

Roughly 60% of the cleaning was done by robots, while human crews handled the remaining 40%, particularly in areas with heavy contamination after an eight-month gap in cleaning. Despite not achieving full automation, the system achieved a 100% success rate for AI-driven inspection of the entire building façade.

During the project, the system captured approximately 20,000 images, identifying 40 anomalies that required further engineering review. Verobotics envisions this continuous data collection shifting building maintenance from a reactive cost to a proactive, predictive intelligence system, allowing for early detection of deterioration and potential failures. The company notes consistent cleaning cycles maximize robotic efficiency.