Commercial floor cleaning robot
Commercial Automated Floor Cleaner — Autonomous Floor Scrubber & Sweeper
An autonomous scrubber and sweeper for office towers, shopping centres, hospitals, airports, warehouses and campuses. It maps the space, calls the lift, and runs the overnight shift with nobody in the building.
Price includes on-site demonstration, commissioning and staff handover.
- 45 L dustbin and a 60 Ah LiFePO4 pack, specified for full commercial shifts
- Elevator control and gate linkage - it cleans multiple floors unaccompanied
- AI image recognition identifies obstacles and spills instead of bump-and-reverse
- Drop & Go: no mapping session needed for the first clean
A technician brings it to your site and sets up the routes.
The on-site demo runs it on your actual floors before you rely on it.
Covered against defects, with OTA firmware updates included.
Why facilities teams specify it
Cleaning contracts are expensive, hard to staff and hard to keep consistent.
Sweeping and scrubbing happen in the same pass, so the floor is dry and finished behind it.
Commercial scale, not a big vacuum
A 45 L dustbin and 60 Ah lithium iron phosphate battery mean it works through large-area shifts rather than tapping out after one floor.
It moves between floors
Elevator control and gate linkage let it call the lift, cross access-controlled doors, and clean a whole building on its own.
It sees, not just senses
AI image recognition and autonomous decision-making let it identify obstacles and spills and adjust its route rather than bumping and reversing.
Auditable, from your phone
Bluetooth and WiFi, app scheduling, live status and OTA upgrades. You can prove what was cleaned, when, and for how long.
Compare
Against a cleaning contract
As a rule of thumb, if you are paying for more than roughly fifteen cleaning hours a week on hard floors, an autonomous scrubber is worth pricing against that contract.
| Cleantop robot | Contract cleaning crew | |
|---|---|---|
| Runs unattended overnight | Yes | No |
| Cleans multiple floors | Yes - elevator control | Manual transfer |
| Consistency between shifts | Identical route every run | Varies by operator |
| Proof of service | App log, timed and mapped | Sign-in sheet |
| Staffing risk | None | Turnover, sick cover, training |
| Ongoing cost | Consumables and power | Hourly rate, rising annually |
Payback depends on floor area, surface and current hours. Send us those three numbers and we'll model it honestly.
Specifications
The technical detail
Built for hard floors. It is not a carpet machine.
- Weight
- 102 kg
- Battery
- 60 Ah LiFePO4
- Dustbin
- 45 L
- Memory
- 128 GB
- Connectivity
- Bluetooth, WiFi, app, OTA
- Cleaning modes
- AI inspection, Drop & Go
- Building integration
- Elevator control, gate linkage
- Floors
- Tile, vinyl, sealed concrete, stone, epoxy
- Options
- Disinfection module (add-on)
- Regions
- US / UK / AU
What's included
Cleaning robot unit x 1 · Charging dock x 1 · Standard side brush assembly x 1 · 45 L dustbin x 1 · On-site demonstration, commissioning and staff handover.
Questions
What facilities managers ask
Does someone need to supervise it?
No. It is designed for unattended operation, including overnight. Staff involvement is emptying the bin and refilling water.
How long does it run per charge?
Runtime depends on floor type, soil level and how much scrubbing versus sweeping the route calls for. The 60 Ah LiFePO4 pack is specified for full commercial shifts, and the robot returns to its dock and resumes automatically if it needs a top-up mid-route.
What floors does it handle?
Hard floors - tile, vinyl, sealed concrete, polished stone and epoxy. It is not a carpet machine.
Can it clean multiple floors of a building?
Yes. Elevator control and gate linkage let it move between levels and through controlled doors on its own.
What does the on-site demonstration include?
A technician brings the unit to your site, runs it on your actual floors, commissions the routes and trains your team. You see it work in your building before it becomes your problem to run.
Is the disinfection module worth adding?
For healthcare, aged care, food handling and any site with a hygiene audit to pass, usually yes. For a standard office floor, usually not. Tell us the site and we'll give you a straight answer.
This is a specified purchase, not an impulse buy. Talk to us first
Before you commit
Tell us your floor area and we'll tell you if it pays back.
Send us your surface type, floor area and current cleaning hours. If an autonomous scrubber is the wrong answer for your site, we will say so.
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