Fleet

NR1700

Nexaro

The professional vacuum robot engineered in Germany. Camera-free by design for uncompromising data privacy.

Nexaro NR1700 cleaning robot
50-75m²/h in practice
4 hrsmax. runtime (Eco)
0cameras
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The Nexaro NR1700 is engineered and developed in Wuppertal by Nexaro, part of the Vorwerk Group — its blower motor is built at Vorwerk's Wuppertal plant, with final production at a Vorwerk-owned facility. For businesses that value German engineering, local support, and GDPR-compliant data processing, it is the first choice. Its defining feature: the NR1700 navigates entirely without cameras.

A long-range laser distance sensor and SLAM algorithms map the space precisely — so no image of your premises is ever captured, a decisive advantage in hospitals, public institutions, and data-sensitive environments. The robust construction is designed for years of continuous operation, and technical support comes directly from the manufacturer in German. Cleaning and navigation data are processed on European servers in line with the GDPR.

CE certification confirms compliance with European safety standards.

Highlights

Engineered in Germany

Engineered and developed in Wuppertal by Nexaro (Vorwerk Group).

Robust Quality

Long-lasting components for continuous use in professional environments.

On-Site Service

Nationwide service and fast spare parts supply.

Camera-Free Navigation

Laser + SLAM mapping with no cameras — nothing is filmed.

Data Privacy

GDPR-compliant data processing on European servers.

German Support

Technical support directly from the manufacturer in German.

Nexaro NR1700 in action
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In action

German Engineering

The Nexaro NR1700 combines innovative technology with proven German quality.

  • Public institutions and government agencies
  • Hospitals
  • Offices and medical practices
  • Schools
  • Data-sensitive environments

Why the NR1700?

The NR1700 is the right choice for businesses where German engineering and data privacy matter — not as marketing phrases, but as concrete guarantees.

Public institutions such as government agencies, schools, and hospitals value that the robot works entirely without cameras and processes its data GDPR-compliantly on European servers, with German-language support. Industrial companies benefit from the robust build quality that performs reliably even under demanding conditions.

For technical issues, you reach a German technician who understands your problem — no language barriers, no time zone differences. Combined with our full-service model, you get German-engineered quality with all-inclusive service: we handle maintenance and support, you get a clean floor.

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Technical reference

Cleaning Performance

Cleaning Speed (manufacturer)up to 100 m²/h
Effective Rate (our fleet data)50–75 m²/h, 200–300 m²/charge
Cleaning Width280 mm
Max. Speed0.3 m/s
Operating Noise≤ 57 dB(A)

Battery

Max. Runtime250 min (Eco); 105–110 min (Balanced/Performance)
Charging Timeapprox. 2 hours (15–95%)

Navigation

Navigation SystemLR-LDS + AI-Mapping
SensorsLaser distance sensor (no camera)
ConnectivityLTE-M (mobile data)
Auto-ChargingYes

Quality & Service

EngineeringGermany (Wuppertal)
Warranty12 months (+36-month HUB license)
CertificationsCE, TÜV Süd, IEC 63327

What do the numbers mean?

The NR1700's specifications reflect a focus on quality over quantity — and we quote practice, not the brochure: Nexaro states up to 100 m²/h, but in our fleet deployments 50–75 m²/h is the realistic effective rate, and one charge covers 200–300 m². That is deliberate: slow, precise cleaning with a 280 mm width, built for detailed work in occupied, sensitive spaces — not for halls.

The navigation is the point of difference: a long-range laser distance sensor plus AI mapping charts the room without any camera — no image of your premises is ever recorded. Engineered in Germany, with cleaning data processed on European servers under the GDPR.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about the NR1700

The NR1700 is engineered and developed by Nexaro in Wuppertal, Germany, as part of the Vorwerk Group. Its blower motor is manufactured at Vorwerk's Wuppertal plant; final production takes place at a Vorwerk-owned facility. Software, quality standards, and support come from Germany. This is German engineering with international production — not a white-label import.

The NR1700 is engineered for thoroughness rather than speed. It cleans slower but more intensively and with fewer passes. For very large areas where speed matters more than maximum deep cleaning, we recommend the MT1. The NR1700 is ideal for zones where the highest cleanliness is required: hospitals, laboratories, entrance areas of prestigious buildings.

The NR1700 works entirely without cameras, so no images are ever recorded. Navigation data and cleaning logs are processed exclusively on servers in the EU — Nexaro's official commitment. For public institutions and data-sensitive businesses, this is often a requirement.

For technical questions, you reach Nexaro support by phone or email — in German, during German business hours. With our full-service model, you don't deal with any of that: we are your single point of contact, handle the manufacturer, and coordinate repairs or replacement units as needed.

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