Primech AI to debut Hytron bathroom cleaning robot at CES 2026
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A robot named Hytron is about to tackle one of humanity's least favorite chores: cleaning public restrooms. Primech Holdings plans to debut this autonomous bathroom-cleaning machine at CES 2026 next month, marking its North American launch after successful deployments across Singapore, Hong Kong, and Macau.
Standing just under 16 inches wide, Hytron navigates into toilet stalls and tight spaces, scrubbing everything from toilet bowls to mirrors using chemical-free electrolyzed water technology. The robot boasts AI-driven precision and claims 99% bacterial reduction in testing.
"Hytron was engineered specifically for where cleaning actually happens, combining a compact form factor, advanced AI, and full fixture coverage to give facility managers a level of restroom automation that simply has not existed until now," said Ken Ho, Primech's CEO.
The company offers Hytron through a subscription service model, with mass production set to begin in early 2026 for commercial facilities seeking automated hygiene solutions.
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