Commercial cleaning robots, measured rather than marketed
Easy to Clean runs robotic floor cleaning as a full service, distributes the Pudu cleaning range as an authorised distributor, and documents 105 commercial cleaning robots from 35 manufacturers against 81 criteria. This English section publishes the data: the market observatory, two studies on safety and interoperability, a comparison tool, a fleet-sizing simulator and the robot profiles.
The market in figures, open to reuse
How the commercial cleaning robot market is structured
Four families, 35 manufacturers, 16 countries of origin, what manufacturers publish on safety and interoperability, price ranges, and the method. Dataset under CC BY 4.0.
StudyIEC 63327: which manufacturers publish their conformity
The safety transparency barometer across 101 robots: 13% publish, 87% do not, and what that means for a buyer.
StudyInteroperability: lifts, APIs, VDA 5050 and fleets
Six building blocks, model by model: lift integration, documented APIs, multi-robot fleets, over-the-air updates, multiple maps.
ToolRobot comparison tool
Say what the machine must do, narrow the 105 models with facets, then compare up to four robots theme by theme.
ToolFleet-sizing simulator
Floor area, type of site, floor covering, soiling and shifts: how many robots, which family, and how many operative hours remain.
GuideEvery commercial robotic floor scrubber on the market
A sortable table of 106 models with cleaning width, productivity, runtime and docking station, plus detailed profiles.
Specifications, operator review, what the manufacturer does not say
Autonomous floor scrubbers
Definition, how they differ from walk-behind and ride-on machines, and the table of models.
Autonomous sweepers
Dry sweeping of warehouses, car parks and production halls: models and what to check.
Autonomous vacuums
Carpet and hard-floor vacuuming for offices, hotels and care homes.
Gausium Phantas
The compact 4-in-1 robot: specs, environment grid, real cost, alternatives.
Kärcher KIRA B 50
The German scrubber-dryer robot read against its rivals.
Tennant T7AMR
The BrainOS ride-size scrubber: strengths, limits and eligibility criteria.
The robots we distribute and operate ourselves
Easy to Clean is an authorised Pudu distributor and runs these machines in its own cleaning contracts, which gives every profile a field-tested angle.
PUDU CC1 and CC1 Pro
Compact 4-in-1 robots for offices, hotels and retail; the Pro adds AI-enhanced perception.
PUDU BG1 and BG1 Pro
Large autonomous scrubber-dryers for warehouses and supermarkets.
PUDU MT1, MT1 Max and MT1 Vac
Autonomous sweepers and the carpet vacuum of the range.
The whole range
SH1, ET1, the GT robotic mowers announced for 2026, and how the models fit together.
Who publishes this
Easy to Clean is a robotic cleaning operator: robots, cleaning teams, maintenance, consumables and a 72-hour continuity guarantee in one monthly fee, or the robots on purchase with a maintenance contract. The database behind these pages exists first for our own work; we publish its aggregates and measurable criteria so that buyers, journalists and manufacturers can check them. Robots assist cleaning teams; they do not replace them.