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i-team co-botic 45 · specs, operator review and alternatives (2026)

Name: i-team co-botic 45
Brand: i-team

The i-team co-botic 45 is a compact autonomous robotic scrubber for offices, retail, healthcare and local-authority buildings, on floor areas of 200 to 1,500 m². It scrubs with a cylindrical brush, runs for 3 h on a charge and stands out for its recognition of glass, mirrors and depth (it avoids staircases and transparent walls), with a claimed drying time of 10 seconds. Worth knowing: i-team publishes neither the cleaning width, nor the tank capacities, nor the hourly productivity, and there is no LiDAR. Price and availability on request.

At a glance

TypeCompact autonomous robotic scrubber

Manufactureri-team Global

Target sitesFloor areas of 200 to 1,500 m² (offices, retail, healthcare)

BrushCylindrical

Runtime / charging3 h · 2 to 3 h charge

Noise level65 dBA (silent mode) to 75 dBA (power mode)

DetectionGlass, mirrors and depth (avoids staircases and transparent walls)

DryingClaimed 10 s

Published dataPartial (cleaning width, tanks and hourly productivity not published)

Commercial modelPurchase, rental or RaaS · price on request

Verified on16/07/2026 · CSV v39

Technical data

FunctionFloor scrubber (hard-floor scrubbing) · autonomous

Cleaning widthNot published

TanksNot published

BrushCylindrical

Hourly productivityNot published

Runtime / charging3 h / 2 h (i-charge 9c), 3 h (standard charger)

Noise level65 dBA (silent) · 71 dBA (standard) · 75 dBA (power)

DetectionGlass, mirrors, depth

DryingClaimed 10 s

NavigationNo LiDAR

Carpet compatibleNo

DistributionAsk us about availability

Commercial status 2026On the market

Fit by environment

Surface tieri-team positions it on 200 to 1,500 m². Be careful: the "1,500 m²" claimed is an area per cycle (area per charge), not an hourly productivity, which is not published. Have it clarified at quotation stage.

Footprint / aislesCompact, with a 65 dBA silent mode: comfortable in occupied offices and healthcare settings. Width not published, to be confirmed for narrow aisles.

Floors and soilingCylindrical brush for hard floors, claimed drying in 10 s (the floor can be walked on quickly). No carpet. Large debris must be swept up beforehand.

Safety / obstaclesStrength: detection of glass, mirrors and depth. It avoids staircases and transparent walls, a real advantage in glazed environments (lobbies, offices).

Public / hoursThree noise modes (65, 71, 75 dBA): silent mode allows daytime operation.

NavigationPoint to watch: no LiDAR. To be assessed on complex sites.

Floors and soiling

A compact robotic scrubber with a cylindrical brush for hard floors: everyday mixed soiling on small and medium floor areas (offices, retail, healthcare). Fast drying claimed (10 s). No carpet. Large debris must be swept up beforehand. Its glass and mirror detection makes it a sound choice in glazed environments.

What the manufacturer does not say

The "1,500 m²" is not a productivity figure. It is a maximum area per cycle (area per charge): the hourly productivity itself is not published. Do not confuse the two when sizing a fleet.

Glass and mirror detection is a genuine strength. Few robots offer it, and it makes a tangible difference in glazed lobbies and offices, where transparent walls trip up navigation.

Many specifications are missing. Cleaning width, tanks, weight and maximum gradient are not published, and there is no LiDAR: obtain and verify them at quotation stage. Cost structure: machine + batteries + consumables.

Buying or contracting out

If you buy (capex), glass and mirror detection makes glazed lobbies safer, but the lack of a published hourly productivity (the 1,500 m² is an area per cycle, not a throughput) makes independent fleet sizing harder. Under a full-service contract (opex), the contractor measures the real throughput and carries the continuity commitment. See the Pudu range and the on-site demonstration, or our robotic cleaning service.

Strengths and limitations

Strengths

Detection of glass, mirrors and depth: glazed environments.
Claimed drying in 10 s, silent mode at 65 dBA.
Compact, distributed through the i-team network.

Limitations

Cleaning width, tanks and hourly productivity not published.
No LiDAR.
No carpet.

Alternatives

In the i-team range: the co-botic 65 (ride-on, large areas) for bigger volumes.
Against compact autonomous scrubbers: the Gausium Scrubber 50 Pro and the Pudu CC1 / CC1 Pro.

For a comparison with the Pudu CC1, see the Pudu CC1 profile. To put figures on it: request a quotation, weigh up rental against purchase, or book an on-site demonstration.

Sources

Consulted on 16/07/2026: i-team product page for the co-botic 45; internal robot database (v39). Values marked "n/p" are not published by the manufacturer. No price is published: available on request.

Frequently asked questions

Does the co-botic 45 detect glass?

Yes: glass, mirrors and depth. It avoids staircases and transparent walls.

What is its productivity?

The hourly productivity is not published; the "1,500 m²" claimed is an area per cycle, not an hourly throughput.

Does it scrub carpet?

No, hard floors only.

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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