George Bush Intercontinental and William P. Hobby Airports in Houston, Texas, have implemented a fleet of Breezy One disinfecting robots to ensure the safety of their facilities for staff, flight crews, and passengers. Using science and engineering, the team behind Breezy One at Build With Robots, Inc. (BWR) provides nightly disinfection to millions of square feet across airports, schools, and arenas throughout the nation.
Breezy One is designed, built and deployed by Build With Robots, Inc. As fleets are being deployed, the BWR team ensures consistent effectiveness through rigorous testing and validation. With 99.9 percent efficacy, facility managers can be confident that they are providing the best solution for eliminating infectious agents in their environments.
“The Build With Robots team are providing us with the best tools to keep our passengers, employees, and stakeholders safe. We appreciate this valuable partnership,” said Traci Rutoski, PMP, CM, ACE, manager Custodial Services, William P. Hobby Airport.
"At Houston Airports, we focus on putting our team members in a position to win every day. This means having the resources, supplies, education and training that they need to be successful. With the onset of the pandemic, we needed to explore new and innovative solutions so that when people come through the airports, whether for work or travel, they feel safe and secure. Breezy One has been a great tool in helping us achieve this," added Sam Rea, terminal manager, George Bush Intercontinental Airport.
“It is always a pleasure to work with a team of innovators, and Houston’s airports are leading from the front. We look forward to a long successful relationship supporting their entire teams,” said Bryan Carey, BWR’s lead application engineer for Texas.
Adopting innovation and deploying it well also leads to broad industry recognition. “Recently, William P. Hobby Airport became the only 5-star airport in North America, and 1 out of 16 globally. That wouldn’t have happened without the innovative disinfecting equipment that the robotic Breezy One provides this airport,” said Dawn Hoffman, terminal manager, William P. Hobby Airport.
