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Adlatus SR1300 · specs, operator review and alternatives (2026)

The Adlatus SR1300 is an industrial indoor autonomous sweeper launched in 2022 (NEURA Robotics group) for warehouses, logistics, manufacturing sites, halls and airports. It sweeps an 800 mm path (up to 1,271 mm with two side brushes), carries a 115 L debris hopper with automatic emptying and climbs ramps of up to 20%, which is rare. Its collision avoidance is IEC 63327 certified. It does not scrub: it is a dry machine. Price and availability on request.

Adlatus SR1300, overall view of the Adlatus cleaning robot

At a glance

TypeIndustrial indoor autonomous sweeper (does not scrub)
Manufacturer / yearAdlatus (NEURA Robotics group) · 2022
Sweeping width800 mm (1,271 mm with 2 side brushes)
Debris hopper115 L (automatic emptying)
Productivity1,875 m²/h rated
Maximum gradient11.3° (20%)
Weight448 kg
U-turn3,000 mm
Public-area certificationIEC 63327 (collision avoidance)
Docking stationS1300 (charging + emptying)
Business modelPurchase, rental or RaaS · price on request
Verified on16/07/2026 · CSV v39

Technical data

FunctionDry sweeping (does not scrub)
Sweeping width800 mm (1,271 mm with 2 side brushes)
BrushCentral cylindrical brush + 2 side brushes
Debris hopper115 L (automatic emptying at the station)
Productivity1,875 m²/h rated
Weight448 kg
Maximum gradient11.3° (20%)
U-turn3,000 mm
Docking stationS1300 (charging + emptying)
Carpet compatibleNo (designed for hard floors)
IEC 63327 certificationYes (PLd-compliant collision avoidance)
DistributionAsk us about availability
Commercial status 2026On the market

Reading by environment

Function firstThe SR1300 does not scrub: it is a sweeper. It picks up dust and dry debris on hard floors; any greasy or wet soiling will need a scrubber alongside it.
Floor area tier115 L hopper with automatic emptying and S1300 station: designed for long sweeping rounds across large industrial halls.
Footprint / aisles448 kg and a 3,000 mm U-turn: large, open halls. It turns on the spot, but it is not a robot for tight spaces.
Floor / topographyA rare asset: climbs a 20% gradient (11.3°), well beyond autonomous scrubbers, which are often capped at a few degrees. Useful on sites with ramps and loading docks.
Public / opening hoursIEC 63327 certified for collision avoidance: usable in busy areas.
PlumbingNot applicable: a dry machine, with no water constraints. The S1300 station handles charging and hopper emptying.

Floors and soiling

A dry sweeper for hard floors: its core purpose is dust and dry debris, including large volumes thanks to the 115 L hopper. It does not scrub: adherent or wet soiling needs a scrubber alongside it. Carpet is not intended. It is typically the first-pass machine (the dry, coarse work) in a sequence, followed by scrubbing for the fine, wet finish.

What the manufacturer does not say

It is a sweeper, not a scrubber. In a fleet made up mostly of scrubbers, the SR1300 handles dry sweeping and debris pick-up, not scrubbing.

The 20% gradient is a genuine differentiator. Where most robots stall at a few degrees, the SR1300 climbs ramps: it opens up sites that autonomous scrubbers cannot serve.

The certification applies to this model. Unlike the CR700 from the same manufacturer, the SR1300 does claim third-party IEC 63327 certification. Cost structure: machine + S1300 station + brush consumables.

Purchase or full-service contract

On purchase (capex), the SR1300 climbs 20% ramps where scrubbers stall, but it is a sweeping building block to combine with a scrubber, and its distribution beyond the manufacturer's DACH network is not confirmed. A direct purchase is premature; under a full-service contract (opex), that sourcing and the complete cleaning sequence rest with the contractor. See the Pudu range and the on-site demonstration, or our robotic cleaning service.

Strengths and limits

Strengths

  • Climbs a 20% gradient: opens up sites with ramps.
  • 115 L hopper with automatic emptying, S1300 station.
  • IEC 63327 certified for collision avoidance.

Limits

  • Does not scrub: covers only the dry half of the need.
  • 448 kg, 3,000 mm U-turn: large, open halls only.
  • availability is confirmed at quotation stage.

Alternatives

  • Within the Adlatus range: the CR700 scrubber for scrubbing, as a complement.
  • Against other autonomous sweepers: the indoor sweepers (see the sweeper category).

To compare with a Pudu MT1 Max sweeper, see the Pudu MT1 Max profile. To put figures on it: how much does it cost?, rental or purchase? or an on-site demonstration.

Sources

Consulted on 16/07/2026: Adlatus product page for the SR1300; internal robot database (v39). Values marked "n/p" are not published. No price is displayed: on request.

Frequently asked questions

Does the SR1300 scrub floors?
No, it is a dry sweeper. For scrubbing, a scrubber is needed alongside it.
Can it climb ramps?
Yes, up to a 20% gradient, which is rare for a robot.
Is it certified for busy areas?
Yes, IEC 63327 for collision avoidance.
What does it cost?
Price on request. Tell us about your site and we will come back with availability and a quotation.
The full-service contract No capital outlay All-inclusive, per month Per robot. Equipment, maintenance, parts, consumables and replacement within 72 h. See the offer → Purchase with maintenance contract The robot on your balance sheet Purchase + maintenance The robot becomes your asset; the contract covers servicing and parts. See the offer →

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