Gausium Omnie · specifications, operator review and alternatives (2026)
The Gausium Omnie is a premium 3-in-1 cleaning robot for large spaces, launched in 2024. A recent evolution of the Scrubber 50 line, it scrubs a 520 mm width and sweeps up to 780 mm, with high productivity in each mode (2,621 m²/h scrubbing with the disc head, 3,931 m²/h sweeping with the roller). Compact for its class (157 kg, 800 mm passage width), it stands out above all for major, verifiable references: Auchan France and the Milan Malpensa and Linate airports. Price and availability on request.
At a glance
Data sheet
Reading by environment
Floors and soiling
A 3-in-1 robot for hard floors: core target = mixed soiling on stone, tiles, epoxy and concrete in large spaces. No carpet. Bulky waste must be dealt with upstream despite the sweeping mode. The combination of compactness and productivity makes it a good choice for large floor areas crowded with furniture (shelving, concourses).
What the manufacturer does not say
Scrubbing width depends on the head. 520 mm with the disc version, but 406 mm with the roller version: the configuration delivered changes the actual throughput, to be clarified at quotation stage.
Productivity figures are given per mode. 2,621 m²/h scrubbing, 3,931 sweeping: two separate figures, not a range. A third figure (dust mopping) circulates in FAQs without an official page; do not rely on it until it is confirmed.
The references are the strong argument. Auchan France, Milan Malpensa and Linate, 25 robots at AB Vassilopoulos: a level of proof few competitors reach, and the Omnie's real differentiator. Cost structure: machine plus dock and station plus consumables.
Purchase or outsourced service
On purchase (capex), the scrubbing width depends on the head delivered and productivity must be read per mode: two points to pin down at quotation stage or you risk over-sizing. Under an outsourced service (opex), the contractor decides the configuration and guarantees operational continuity. See the catalogue and the demonstration, or our robotic cleaning offer.
Strengths and limitations
Strengths
- Major, verifiable references (Auchan, Milan airports).
- High productivity per mode, fast charging (2 h), compact (800 mm passage width).
- 3-in-1 with a rich sensor suite.
Limitations
- Modest tanks (33 L): the station is all but essential on large floor areas.
- Width and productivity vary with the head, to be clarified at quotation stage.
- IEC 63327 on request, no carpet.
Alternatives
- Within the Gausium range: the Scrubber 50 Pro (the line the Omnie evolved from) and the Scrubber 75 as a large scrubber.
- Against other large-space multifunction robots: the Pudu CC1 Pro and the Ecovacs DEEBOT PRO M1.
Comparison with a Pudu CC1 Pro: see the dedicated comparison. To put figures on it: How much does it cost?, Rental or purchase? or demonstration.
Sources
Consulted on 16/07/2026: Gausium product page for the Omnie; internal robot database (v39). "N/p" values not published. No price displayed: on request.
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