From cleaning resort floors to inspecting potentially hazardous environments, robots are finding a range of uses in Connecticut’s business community.

Mohegan Sun recently began using robotic sweepers and scrubbers in shopping areas, hotel lobbies and other parts of its Uncasville resort following a two-month pilot.

Meanwhile, Plainfield-based RADēCO won a $1.3 million contract to supply U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement with four customized, four-legged robots. Equipped with robotic arms, thermal cameras and specialized sensors, the machines are intended to help officers remotely inspect conditions and detect threats such as radiation, toxic gas leaks and explosives.

The two deployments illustrate how organizations are using robots to handle routine work and assess hazards. We want to know whether the technology has a role in your workplace.