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MOVA, a provider of AI-enabled cleaning solutions, debuted its M3 commercial cleaning robot series at Interclean Amsterdam 2026, signaling its expansion into the commercial floor care sector. The company showcased its latest lineup during the exhibition, with live demonstrations at its booth attracting attention from industry professionals and potential partners.
The lineup was headlined by M3 and M3 Pro, automatic floor cleaning systems designed to support sweeping and washing in a single pass across different commercial environments. The machines feature an integrated 8-liter water tank and an additional 25-liter water tank in the docking station, enabling extended operation with a reduced need for refilling or complex setup. The “plug-and-play” design allows for extended operation and simplifies deployment for facility managers.
“We aim to develop products that are efficient and easy to deploy in real-world environments,” said Wu Yin, Go-To-Market Manager at MOVA. “Our goal is to support customers in improving cleaning efficiency while reducing operational complexity.”
During the exhibition at Hall 8, MOVA conducted on-site demonstrations, including automatic transitions between hard flooring and carpets, as well as obstacle avoidance tests using low-height objects. The team also performed a "liquid cleanup" test, where the robots successfully cleared stubborn liquid stains like soy sauce and ketchup in a single pass, showcasing the power of the integrated dry/wet separation system. These demonstrations showed the robots’ ability to navigate constrained spaces with a minimum obstacle clearance height of just 3 centimeters, attracting strong on-site engagement with about 30,000 visitors at the event. Many commercial cleaning reporters visited the MOVA booth to exchange ideas, further highlighting the growing interest in this new series. MOVA’s participation at Interclean Amsterdam 2026 also received extensive media coverage from outlets such as Cleaning Matters, Batiment Entretien, and Geeky Gadgets.
MOVA also presented additional models in its commercial portfolio, including a compact hand-push scrubber designed for smaller spaces and an industrial scrubber with low-noise operation and integrated disinfection functions. The broader lineup reflects the company’s focus on offering solutions for a range of commercial cleaning scenarios.
The launch reflects MOVA’s transition from home cleaning products to broader commercial applications, as demand for automation continues to grow in labor-intensive sectors. The company’s presence at Interclean Amsterdam 2026 also marked the first comprehensive showcase of its commercial cleaning solutions to the European market.
MOVA’s expansion into Europe is part of a broader market strategy focusing on regions with relatively high labor costs and rising demand for automation, particularly in Western and Northern Europe. The company is prioritizing partnerships with local distributors and facility management providers, while adapting its products to meet regional standards and compliance requirements.
According to the company, MOVA is in discussions with potential partners and plans to adopt a phased investment approach, starting with pilot projects and scaling based on market feedback and partner engagement. As the commercial cleaning industry adopts smart and autonomous technologies, MOVA’s entry positions the company within a broader shift toward data-driven, scalable solutions aimed at improving efficiency and reducing operational pressure.
About MOVA
Founded in 2024, MOVA is a global leader in AI-powered smart living. Driven by a mission to build a fully integrated, intelligent ecosystem, the company develops advanced robotics for home cleaning, outdoor maintenance, and now, commercial floor care. For more information, visit us.mova.tech.
Media Contact
Yin Wu
Go-To-Market Manager, MOVA
wuyin@mova-tech.com
