Thomas Unise
Primech Holdings Ltd. is preparing to introduce its autonomous bathroom cleaning robot, Hytron, to the North American market at CES 2026 in Las Vegas. This advanced robot represents a significant step forward in commercial restroom hygiene automation.
Key Features and Capabilities
Hytron stands out with its compact 15.7-inch width design specifically engineered for real-world restroom environments. The robot can navigate standard restroom layouts, enter toilet stalls, and access confined spaces while delivering comprehensive cleaning across all bathroom fixtures.
The robot’s cleaning capabilities are extensive, covering toilet bowls (including lids, inner and outer rims), urinals, sinks, mirrors, countertops, high-contact surfaces, and targeted floor mopping around fixtures. Its AI-driven platform ensures thorough cleaning while controlling water application to minimize slip risks.
Advanced Technology
Powered by NVIDIA Jetson Orin Super AI platform, Hytron features on-device edge-level computing with advanced acceleration technologies. Its real-time 2D AI navigation system includes dynamic obstacle detection, path optimization, and adaptive routing for reliable operation in high-traffic commercial environments.
The robot achieves verified disinfection performance exceeding 99% bacterial reduction, as independently tested. It employs a chemical-free cleaning system using electrolyzed water and e-water jet technology, reducing both operating costs and environmental impact.
Autonomous Operation
Hytron operates fully autonomously, handling self-charging, automatic water management, door navigation, and unattended deployment. This makes it particularly valuable for facility managers seeking reliable, consistent restroom cleaning solutions without constant human supervision.
Market Expansion and Availability
Following successful deployments in Singapore, Hong Kong, and Macau, along with positive reception at industry events in Berlin and Tokyo, Primech is now targeting North American expansion. Mass production is scheduled to begin in the first quarter of 2026.
The company offers Hytron through a robotics-as-a-service (RaaS) model, providing enterprise customers with predictable monthly costs and comprehensive support rather than requiring large upfront investments.
Industry Impact
As Charles Ng, Chief Operating Officer of Primech AI, noted, Hytron is positioned for global scale with confirmed fleet deployments and strong international demand. The robot represents a significant advancement in commercial cleaning automation, particularly for high-traffic facilities where consistent restroom hygiene is essential.
Visitors to CES 2026 can see Hytron in action at Booth 8935 in the Las Vegas Convention Center, where Primech will demonstrate its capabilities in autonomous restroom cleaning.
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