SR1300
ADLATUS Robotics
The German heavy-duty sweeping robot: up to 1,271 mm sweeping width, a 115-litre hopper — and a station that empties it into a 1,100-litre container by itself.
The Adlatus SR1300 is a ride-on-sweeper-class machine made autonomous: a 485 kg dry vacuum sweeper with a roller main brush, one or two side brushes, and up to 1,271 mm of sweeping width, developed and produced in Ulm. Its defining feature is the closed loop with the S1300 service station: the robot charges inductively — no contacts — and empties its 115-litre hopper fully automatically, with a discharge height of up to 1,450 mm, into a standard 1,100-litre DIN EN 840 container.
That means multi-shift operation without a human touching the machine. Class-M filtration with 5.5 m² of filter area and software-controlled filter shaking keeps fine dust bound; the side brushes auto-raise after corners to avoid stirring dust up.
The battery scales from 180 to 480 Ah — up to 8 hours of runtime — and it climbs 20% gradients. Like all Adlatus machines, it navigates camera-free on 2D/3D LiDAR, runs fully offline, and delivers certified, GDPR-compliant cleaning reports by email.
Highlights
Self-Emptying Loop
Empties its 115 L hopper automatically into a standard 1,100 L DIN EN 840 container at the S1300 station.
Inductive Charging
Contact-free charging at the station — 5 h standard, 2.5 h in the double-charging configuration.
Scalable Battery
3 to 8 modules, approx. 180–480 Ah — runtime scales to your area, up to 8 hours.
Class-M Dust Control
5.5 m² filter area with automated shaking; side brushes auto-raise to avoid stirring dust.
Camera-Free + Offline
2D/3D LiDAR only, fully offline-capable, certified GDPR-compliant reports.
20% Gradients
Climbs ramps between parking decks and hall levels; turns on its own axis.
In action
Sweeping at Industrial Scale
The SR1300 covers very large dry-debris areas in a closed loop of sweeping, self-emptying, and inductive charging.
- Logistics halls
- Industry and production
- Parking garages
- Public facilities
- Shopping arcades
Why the SR1300?
The SR1300 is the machine for one specific situation: very large dry-debris areas — logistics, production, parking decks, arcades — where you want a German system and true hands-off operation.
Like its CR700 sibling, it is a premium-priced German machine, and the reasons to pay that premium are the same three: origin and German service, camera-free/offline operation for security-sensitive sites, and audit-grade documentation. What the SR1300 adds is the self-emptying loop — most autonomous sweepers still need a person to empty the hopper; this one lifts it into a 1,100-litre container by itself.
It is a capital-equipment project with real site requirements (a 3-metre turning corridor, station footprint, container logistics), and we plan it as one. For the wet half of the same halls, the CR700C or our CenoBots L50 completes the pair.
You'll find the SR1300 in
Parking Garages→Technical reference
Sweeping Performance
Hopper & Filtration
S1300 Service Station
Navigation & System
What do the numbers mean?
What the numbers mean: 5,000 m²/h is the manufacturer's explicitly theoretical maximum with both side brushes (1.271 m width × 4 km/h with zero turns); Adlatus itself markets "up to 45,000 m² in 24 hours" as the around-the-clock claim — treat both as ceilings, not promises. The real capacity lever is the battery: 3 to 8 modules scale from roughly 180 to 480 Ah and up to 8 hours per charge, and the double-charging configuration cuts charging from 5 to 2.5 hours.
The 115-litre hopper with automatic high discharge into a DIN EN 840 container is what makes the "nobody touches it" operating model real. Site geometry matters: the machine needs 3 metres between walls for a U-turn and the station a roughly 3.5 × 2 metre fenced footprint — we verify both in the site survey.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about the SR1300
No — it is a pure dry vacuum sweeper: roller brush, side brushes, suction through class-M filters, 115-litre hopper. No water, no scrubbing, no stain removal. Its trace is a crisply swept, dust-free dry lane. For adhered soiling, the wet half of the pair is the Adlatus CR700 or our CenoBots L50 — on many industrial sites the sweeper runs first and the scrubber after.
When the hopper is full — or on schedule — the robot drives to the S1300 station, a sensor-monitored, fenced safety zone of roughly 3.5 × 2 metres. There it lifts its 115-litre hopper to up to 1,450 mm and discharges into a standard 1,100-litre DIN EN 840 waste container. Charging happens inductively at the same station, without contacts. Staff involvement reduces to swapping the big container when it is full — which your existing waste logistics handles anyway.
The honest answer has two layers. Theoretical ceiling: 5,000 m²/h at full width — the manufacturer labels it theoretical, and so do we. Practical planning: runtime scales with the battery fit-out (180–480 Ah, up to 8 hours), and with the station loop the machine can run multiple cycles per night. Adlatus quotes up to 45,000 m² in 24 hours as the around-the-clock figure. For your site, we calculate coverage from your actual layout, debris load, and shift windows — not from the brochure ceiling.
Three things we verify in the survey: space — the machine needs 3 metres between walls for a U-turn, and the station a roughly 3.5 × 2 metre fenced zone with a 1,100-litre container; power for the station; and floor routes that carry a 485 kg machine (it climbs 20% gradients, so ramps are usually fine). Commissioning is a structured project with Adlatus: floor-plan teach-in, training, and ongoing support — coordinated by us in the full-service model.
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