Lobbies & corridors
Daily floor care on every floor, elevator included.
NYC & the tri-state area
We find the jobs in your building a robot can do, show you what each one saves, and install the ones that pay off. NYC and the tri-state area.
How we work
We walk your building and grounds and rank every job a robot could take on by what it saves. The first consultation is free.
We start with the best return: the robot, elevator integration, mapping, docking and staff training.
We check results against the assessment, then add the next use case or roll out across your portfolio.
What we look at
We recommend a robot only where the numbers work.
Daily floor care on every floor, elevator included.
Sweeping lanes, ramps and docks.
Outdoor sweeping out front and along city routes.
Paved paths and open spaces.
Lobby-to-door delivery by elevator.
Sorting and staging parcels.
Robotic mowers for green space.
Walkways cleared before residents are out.
Something else? Tell us. The first consultation is free.
Tell us about your buildingWhat CitySync does
Getting a robot to clean every floor of a New York building takes elevator programming, tight-edge mapping, smart docking and a schedule your staff can run.
That’s our job. We’re a Brooklyn-based integrator: we survey, install, connect robots to elevators through our Rise API, train your staff and service every site.
What an install includes
Paths, floors, elevators, power, water and Wi-Fi, checked before anything is ordered.
Our Rise API lets the robot call, board and ride the elevator on its own.
Every floor mapped, every route and no-go zone programmed and tested.
Docks placed for hands-free charging, refilling and draining.
Runs on your building’s hours. Staff trained, guides online.
Local technicians for parts, consumables and remaps.
Where we install
Co-ops, condos and rental towers. The robot covers every common floor by elevator; your staff handle what needs a person.
Offices, retail, warehouses, venues and more. Matched to your floors and installed around your hours.
Address, floors and the jobs that take the most time. We’ll show you what a robot can take on, and where it won’t pay off.
Floors
Drag the elevator anywhere. Push it to the edge to tuck it away.