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Autonomous commercial vacuum robots

Robot vacuums for manufacturing, logistics, large retail stores and office floors: what these machines can do, how to choose one, and the models we deploy on site. Full carpet care is covered in our method sheet.

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The category

What is an industrial robot vacuum?

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A vacuum that moves around on its own

LIDAR and camera navigation, SLAM mapping of the site: the robot covers its zones autonomously, steers around obstacles and returns to its docking station.

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Built for dry cleaning

Vacuuming and sweeping of dust, light debris and fine particles, on hard floors and, depending on the model, on carpet. Wet scrubbing is the job of autonomous floor scrubbers.

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Fine dust filtration

Recent models carry class H11 filtration, with an optional HEPA H13 filter for fine particles and allergens.

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Repeated, traceable passes

The robot returns at the programmed frequencies and uploads its cleaning reports: consistency becomes measurable.

Unlike a domestic robot vacuum, a commercial robot vacuum is sized for thousands of square metres a day, with high-capacity bins and use around the public or working teams. It automates floor vacuuming, with your cleaning team alongside it.

The right pairing

The complement to your industrial vacuum cleaner

The robot does not replace the workshop's industrial vacuum cleaner. Each has its own ground: our guide to pairing an industrial vacuum with a robot.

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The industrial vacuum cleaner: at the source

Swarf, rubble, liquids, large localised quantities: the manual industrial vacuum, bagged or bagless, picks up hard and fast at the workstation. It stays in the hands of an operator, where the soil is produced.

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The robot: diffuse dust

Some of the dust escapes capture and settles everywhere in a thin layer. The robot vacuum deals with this diffuse dust through repeated passes over the whole surface, every day, without tying up an operative.

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The hard-to-reach areas

Under racking, between narrow aisles, along skirting boards: the robot goes where an operator with a canister vacuum does not go, or goes only occasionally.

The range

The autonomous vacuums we deploy

From the compact model for office floors to the large format for warehouses and halls.

The MT1 Vac combines sweeping and vacuuming in a single pass, with twin hoppers and optional HEPA filtration: it is our reference for large dry-cleaning volumes. The CC1 and CC1 Pro cover compact areas and office floors, including carpet depending on the configuration.

In the field

A robot vacuum for every environment

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Warehouses and logistics

Cardboard dust, pallet dust and forklift tyre dust on concrete: the warehouse robot vacuum keeps the aisles clean between activity peaks. See our approach to cleaning in logistics.

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Factories and workshops

On the concrete or resin floors of production areas, the factory robot vacuum complements capture at source and limits dust being stirred back up. Our approach to industrial cleaning.

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Supermarkets and retail

A large-store robot vacuum works early in the morning or at quiet times in the sales aisles, without getting in the customers' way. Our approach to retail cleaning.

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Offices and hotels

On carpeted office floors and corridors, autonomous vacuuming delivers the consistency that a weekly manual pass cannot. Our approach to office cleaning.

Choosing well

The 5 criteria that set the models apart

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Filtration

Class H11 as a minimum for fine dust, HEPA H13 where indoor air quality is at stake (densely occupied offices, public-facing premises).

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Bin capacity

Separate debris bin and dust bag on the best models: fewer emptyings, more real runtime.

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Width and throughput

From 40 cm to move around a cluttered office floor to 70 cm of extended sweeping width to cover a hall in a minimum of passes.

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Hard floors, carpet, or both

Some models recognise the surface and adjust suction power and brushes in real time.

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Runtime and docking station

Self-charging and resumption of the route from where it stopped: essential beyond a few thousand square metres.

Autonomous vacuums on the market

55 models profiled
Adiatek R-Quartz 70s and R-Quartz 80 Adiatek Adlatus CR700 Adlatus Adlatus SR1300 Adlatus Avidbots Kas Avidbots Avidbots Neo 2 Avidbots Avidbots Neo 2W Avidbots Cleanfix RA 660 Navi XL Cleanfix Comac SELF.Y Comac CVTE C3 CVTE Ecovacs DEEBOT PRO K1 Ecovacs Ecovacs DEEBOT PRO M1 Ecovacs Fimap CB-1 Fimap Fybots sweep XL Fybots Gausium Beetle Standard and Pro Gausium Gausium Mira Gausium Gausium Omnie Gausium Gausium PhanShop Gausium Gausium Phantas Gausium Gausium Scrubber 50 Pro Gausium Gausium Scrubber 75 Gausium Gausium Sweeper 111 Gausium Gausium Vacuum 40 Gausium Hako Scrubmaster B75 i Hako i-team co-botic 1700 and 1900 i-team i-team co-botic 45 i-team i-team co-botic 65 i-team i-team i-mop XL and i-walk 46 i-team ICE Cobotics Cobi 18 ICE Cobotics Keenon KLEENBOT C20 Keenon Keenon KLEENBOT C30 Keenon Keenon KLEENBOT C40 Keenon Keenon KLEENBOT C55 Keenon Kemaro K900 Kemaro Kärcher KIRA B 200 Kärcher Kärcher KIRA B 50 Kärcher Kärcher KIRA CV 50 Kärcher LionsBot R12 Rex Scrub LionsBot LionsBot R3 Scrub and R3 Scrub Pro LionsBot LionsBot R3 Vac LionsBot Minuteman RoboScrub 20 Minuteman Nexaro NR 1500 and NR 1700 Nexaro Nilfisk Liberty SC50 Nilfisk Nilfisk Liberty SC60 Nilfisk OrionStar CleaniBot S55 Pro OrionStar Peppermint SD45 and VC20 Peppermint Tailos Rosie 2.0 Tailos TASKI swingobot 2000 TASKI Tennant T16AMR Tennant Tennant T380AMR Tennant Tennant T7AMR Tennant Tennant X4 ROVR Tennant Tennant X6 ROVR Tennant Wetrok Robomatic Marvin Wetrok Yijiahe J30 and J30S Yijiahe Yijiahe J40 Kunpeng Yijiahe
Head to head

Our autonomous vacuum comparisons

  • Pudu MT1 Vac or Gausium Vacuum 40: autonomous vacuums head to head
  • Pudu MT1 Vac or LionsBot R3 Vac: service vacuums head to head
  • Pudu MT1 Vac or Kärcher KIRA CV 50: which autonomous vacuum?
  • Pudu MT1 Vac or SoftBank Whiz: the newcomer against the benchmark
  • MT1, MT1 Vac, MT1 Max: how to choose the right Pudu machine
Our model

The robot, the team, the maintenance: one service

We do not deliver a machine, we guarantee a result.

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Cobotics

The robot vacuums the large open areas; your operatives or ours keep the sensitive areas, the corners and the finishing work.

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Maintenance included

Filters, brushes, sensors, updates: the machine keeps its performance, with nothing for you to organise.

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72-hour continuity guarantee

If a robot breaks down, a replacement solution is in place within 72 hours. The floor stays clean, whatever happens.

FAQ

Your questions about robot vacuums

What is the difference between a commercial robot vacuum and an industrial vacuum cleaner?

An industrial vacuum cleaner is a powerful manual machine, operated by a person to pick up large quantities of debris, swarf or liquids at the source. A commercial robot vacuum is autonomous: it deals with the diffuse dust that settles across all the surfaces, through repeated, scheduled passes. The two complement each other; neither replaces the other.

Does a robot vacuum work on carpet?

Yes, depending on the model. The PUDU MT1 Vac recognises the surface and adjusts its suction between hard floors and carpet. On the compact ranges, carpet vacuuming may require a dedicated kit: we confirm this during the on-site demonstration, based on your floor coverings.

How much floor area can an autonomous vacuum cover?

From a few hundred square metres on an office floor to several thousand square metres a day in a warehouse, depending on the model, the cleaning width and the layout of the site. The self-charging docking station lets the robot run one cycle after another.

Does the robot pick up fine dust?

Yes. The models we deploy carry class H11 filtration, with an optional HEPA H13 filter to retain fine particles and allergens. It is an important criterion in densely occupied offices and public-facing premises.

Should you buy the robot or use a service?

Our model is a full-service subscription: robots, teams, consumables, maintenance and a 72-hour continuity guarantee. You pay for a cleaning result, not for a machine. The free on-site demonstration sizes the solution on your actual floor areas.

Does a commercial autonomous vacuum replace the canister vacuum?

On large carpeted areas, yes: it vacuums at night, under the furniture, at a rated 1,000 to 1,500 m²/h, with traceability. The operative keeps the edges, the stairs, the congested areas, spot removal and shampooing; the canister vacuum stays for that follow-up work.

Which robot vacuum for a hotel?

A compact autonomous vacuum of 28 to 55 cm, quiet, with swappable batteries or a docking station, for carpeted corridors and common areas; the bedrooms stay with the operative. A compact multifunction robot is the right choice if the hotel mixes carpet and hard floors.

Does an autonomous vacuum clean hard floors?

It vacuums them, it does not scrub them. For a mixed site with carpet and hard floors, a compact multifunction robot vacuums the carpet and scrubs the hard floors on the same level; a pure autonomous vacuum remains the right choice for sites that are mostly carpeted.

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