Area and shift
Estimate the cleanable floor area, available operating window and charging opportunities.
Commercial cleaning robots
Commercial cleaning robots for your site.
Compare autonomous sweepers, scrubbers, vacuums and multi-mode floor-care robots by the conditions that matter on site: floor type, area, debris, passage width and operating schedule.
A practical range for commercial sites
—cleaning robots
in the catalog
in the catalog
Selection logic
Start with the site, not the robot.
A good shortlist begins with the route and the cleaning result. A large machine can be wrong for a narrow retail aisle; a compact scrubber can be wrong for dry debris across a warehouse.
Cleaning mode
Separate dry sweeping, scrubbing, vacuuming and mixed-floor requirements before comparing output.
Route constraints
Check the narrowest passage, ramps, thresholds, lifts and the amount of mixed human traffic.
Service model
Decide whether the site needs ownership, a short pilot, a long rental or a managed RaaS deployment.
A complete cleaning solution for your site.
We’ll match the robots, setup and service plan to your floors, workload and schedule.
Find the starting point
What kind of site are you cleaning?
Retail & hospitality
Prioritise compact dimensions and mixed-floor capability.
Start with passages, floor transitions and when the robot can work around guests or shoppers. Output alone is not enough.
- Check first
- Passage width · floor mix · customer traffic
- Starting shortlist
- PUDU CC1 Pro · Gausium Phantas
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Selected models
Six useful places to start.
These are not ranked as “best overall”. Each solves a different site condition. Open a product page for the full configuration, specifications and commercial options.
Pudu Robotics · Multi-mode cleaning
PUDU CC1 Pro
700–1,000 m²/h70 cm passageView product ↗
Gausium · Compact floor care
Gausium Phantas
350–700 m²/h65 cm passageView product ↗
Pudu Robotics · Large scrubbing
PUDU BG1
75 / 60 L tanks55 cm scrub widthView product ↗
Pudu Robotics · Dry sweeping
PUDU MT1
≤1,800 m²/h35 L debris binView product ↗Pudu Robotics · Large-area sweeping
PUDU MT1 Max
≤2,200 m²/hMixed indoor / outdoorView product ↗
Pudu Robotics · Multi-mode cleaning
PUDU CC1
700–1,000 m²/h4 cleaning modesView product ↗Floor cleaning equipment
Operator-led or robotic cleaning?
Compare the same floor, cleaning standard and available shift. The right choice depends on the route and staff workload, not just the machine’s advertised coverage.
| Approach | When it may fit | Work that remains |
|---|---|---|
| Scrubber with an operator | A trained operator needs to respond to changing tasks, obstacles or layouts throughout the shift. | Driving the machine, preparing the area, refilling, draining and cleaning the equipment. |
| Robotic floor cleaning | Repeat floor routes can be planned and the site provides suitable access, charging and any required water handling. | Preparing the route, handling exceptions, caring for the machine and cleaning areas outside its reach. Stations automate only the functions specified for that configuration. |
| A combined cleaning plan | Open routes suit a robot while edges, stairs, restrooms or detailed tasks still need people and other equipment. | Assigning the remaining tasks and checking the combined result against one cleaning standard. |
Rent the process you need to test.
For floor cleaning machine rental, agree the floor task, attachments, staff responsibilities and service scope first. A short-term trial should show accepted coverage and total staff time, including setup and rework, before you commit to a longer deployment.
Commercial options
Use the same shortlist. Change how you deploy it.
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Purchase
Own the equipment. Configuration and project scope are confirmed in the quote.
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Short-term rent
Priced per day for a defined period. Dates, minimum term and availability are confirmed in the quote.
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Long-term rent
A monthly model for ongoing operation, with the equipment and support scope defined in the proposal.
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RaaS
A managed monthly model covering the robot, deployment, monitoring, maintenance and agreed service scope.
Before you choose
The questions that change the shortlist.
Which commercial cleaning robot fits mixed floors?
Start with a multi-mode robot that supports the actual floor finishes on site. Then check its minimum passage, tank capacity and runtime against the route. PUDU CC1, PUDU CC1 Pro and Gausium Phantas are useful starting points for mixed commercial floors.
When is a sweeper better than a scrubber?
Use a sweeper where the primary problem is dry debris across large hard-floor areas. Use a scrubber where wet cleaning and soil removal are the main result. Some facilities need both tasks, either in one platform or as separate routes.
Can we test a robot before a long deployment?
Yes. Short-term rental can be used for a defined assessment or pilot when a suitable unit is available. The site survey should set the route, success criteria, dates and operator responsibilities before the test starts.
What should be checked during a site survey?
Measure passages, thresholds, ramps and lift access; record floor finishes and debris; confirm Wi-Fi and charging location; map pedestrian and vehicle traffic; and agree when the robot can operate.
Need a shortlist for a real site?
Tell us the floor, area and operating window.
Project planning