Knowledge
Cleaning robots, verified.
Comparisons and field knowledge from live fleet operations — every figure verified against official manufacturer documentation, sources on every article.
Industries9
· 12 min readHospital Cleaning: What Robots Take Over — and What Stays With Trained StaffHospital cleaning with robots: what the KRINKO recommendation allows, which zones qualify, why disinfection stays manual work, and how runs get documented. · 10 min readOffice Cleaning: What Unterhaltsreinigung Actually CoversOffice cleaning is mostly recurring maintenance cleaning. What belongs in it, how often, night or day — and which share of the floor runs autonomously today. · 9 min readIndustrial Cleaning: What Hall Floors in Production and Logistics Really DemandIndustrial cleaning of hall floors: which soiling needs which machine, what dust and forklift traffic really mean — and where autonomous machines stop. · 11 min readHotel Cleaning: What Robots Take Over — and What Stays with HousekeepingHotel cleaning with robots: corridors and public areas yes, guest rooms no. Which machine belongs on which floor and in which time window, from operations. · 10 min readCleaning in Food Retail: What HACCP Really Asks of the FloorCleaning in food retail: what EU food hygiene law actually requires of the floor, how supermarkets document it, and where cleaning robots genuinely help. · 10 min readCleaning Parking Garages: Which Machine Actually Works on a Park DeckCleaning parking garages and underground car parks: why machine class decides everything here — ramps, damp, frost, vehicle traffic. Verified specs only. · 11 min readSchool Cleaning: What Robots Actually Take Over in a School BuildingSchool cleaning with robots: which areas really run autonomously, why sports-hall floors get checked first, and what public clients need documented. · 10 min readGym Cleaning: What Robots Take Over — and What Stays ManualGym cleaning explained: which floors robots take over, why equipment surfaces stay manual work, and how 24/7 studios plan a window without closing time. · 10 min readCleaning Records: What They Prove — and What Machine Data AddsCleaning records, service specifications, spot cleaning: how German buyers specify and verify commercial cleaning — and what robot reports really prove.
Guide6
· 12 min readWhich Cleaning Robot? A Decision Guide for Commercial and Industrial FloorsWhich cleaning robot fits your site? The four machine classes, the deciding questions in the right order, and an honest look at where no robot is the answer. · 9 min readCommercial Scrubber Robots: Which Size Fits Which FloorScrubber robots are the only floor-cleaning machines that actually wash. Which size fits which area — with every figure verified against manufacturer documents. · 8 min readWhat Does a Cleaning Robot Cost? Every Factor, No Price TagWhat does a cleaning robot cost? There is no serious single number — but there is a complete factor model for acquisition, running costs and comparison. · 11 min readCleaning Robots at Night: What Unattended Operation Really RequiresCleaning robots at night: documented noise per machine class, charging and runtime, alarm systems and doors — plus a checklist for your building. · 11 min readCarpet Cleaning with Robots: What Runs Autonomously — and What Stays ManualAutonomous carpet cleaning means dry vacuuming on a schedule — wet extraction stays manual. Three verified machines, pile limits and operating windows. · 11 min readRobotic Sweepers Outdoors: What Is Actually DocumentedRobotic sweepers outdoors: most sweeping robots are indoor machines. What is documented for semi-outdoor areas like parking decks — and where the limit is.
Comparison5
· 6 min readPudu CC1 vs. CC1 Pro: The Real DifferencesCC1 or CC1 Pro? The hardware is identical — the difference is the AI layer. Every spec verified against official Pudu documentation, including what dealers get wrong. · 10 min readRobotic Sweepers Compared: Six Machines on the German MarketRobotic sweepers compared: Pudu MT1 and MT1 Max, CenoBots S5, Adlatus SR1300, Kemaro K900 Gen II and K700 — verified specs for industry and logistics. · 7 min readPudu MT1 vs. MT1 Max: What Actually Separates the Two SweepersPudu MT1 or MT1 Max? Same width, same bin, same app — the Max is built for semi-outdoor use. Every spec verified against official Pudu documentation. · 9 min readVacuum Robots for Industry and Commercial Use: Whiz vs. NR 1700Vacuum robots for industry and commercial use: SoftBank Whiz and Nexaro NR 1700 with verified specs — and why industrial halls mostly belong to sweepers. · 8 min readCompact Scrubber Robots: CC1, L3 or L4?Compact scrubber robots compared: Pudu CC1, CenoBots L3 and L4. What passage width, water access and edge cleaning decide — every figure verified.
Machine profile7
· 7 min readPudu SH1 in Practice: Why a Walk-Behind Scrubber Belongs in a Robot FleetPudu SH1: not a robot but a battery-powered walk-behind scrubber. Verified specs, the 17-vs-27 kg contradiction, and where the machine actually belongs. · 8 min readPudu MT1 Vac: the MT1 that vacuums instead of sweepingPudu MT1 Vac in profile: why this MT1 vacuums instead of sweeping, which specs are officially documented — and why Pudu publishes no noise figure at all. · 9 min readCenoBots L50: The Industrial Large-Area Scrubber, With Its LimitsCenoBots L50 in detail: 510 mm disc brush, 55-litre tanks, 900 mm passable width — and the limits the manufacturer puts in the manual, not the datasheet. · 9 min readPudu BG1 and BG1 Pro: What the Large Scrubber Robot Really DoesPudu BG1 and BG1 Pro: every key figure checked against the official manufacturer documentation — including the specs Pudu publishes nowhere at all. · 10 min readCenoBots S5: A Market Overview of the Industrial SweeperCenoBots S5 market overview: verified specs from the manufacturer brochure, what CenoBots does not publish, and where this industrial sweeper actually belongs. · 12 min readAdlatus SR1300: A Market Overview of the Sweeping Robot System from UlmAdlatus SR1300: verified figures from the official datasheet, the contradictions in Adlatus’ own sources, and an honest comparison with compact sweepers. · 13 min readAdlatus CR700C and CR700D: A Market Overview of the Scrubber-Dryer from UlmAdlatus CR700C and CR700D: every figure read from the official 09/2025 brochures, the real difference between the brush decks, and an honest classification.
Field Report2
· 11 min readNexaro NR 1700 in the Field: What the Vacuum Robot Actually DeliversNexaro NR 1700: 100 m²/h on the datasheet, 50–75 m²/h in our deployments. Why the gap exists — and where this vacuum robot is still the right machine. · 10 min readIntroducing a Cleaning Robot: How a Rollout Actually RunsIntroducing a cleaning robot: the four phases from demo to routine operation, what your building has to provide, and the documented reasons rollouts stall.
Technology4
· 12 min readCleaning Robots and GDPR: Cameras, Cloud, and What You Need in WritingCleaning robots and GDPR: which machines carry cameras, where telemetry actually sits, and the questions to settle in writing before you sign anything. · 9 min readHow Cleaning Robots Navigate: LiDAR, SLAM and the Limits of the SensorsHow cleaning robots navigate: LiDAR, SLAM and sensor fusion in plain language, plus the limits the manufacturers themselves document — glass, empty halls, low obstacles. · 9 min readBattery Runtime in Cleaning Robots: How to Read the FiguresBattery runtime in cleaning robots: why datasheet figures shift with mode, measuring conditions and battery fit-out — and which numbers actually matter. · 10 min readSafety and Standards for Cleaning Robots: CE, EN IEC 63327 and the Fine PrintSafety and standards for cleaning robots: what CE and EN IEC 63327 cover, which safety hardware is documented, and the limits manufacturers set themselves.
Market Overview6
· 8 min readGausium Phantas: What the 4-in-1 Cleaning Robot Really DoesGausium Phantas: every key figure checked against official sources, including where they contradict each other. A robot operator's documentation-based read. · 11 min readKemaro K900 Gen II: A Market Overview of the Swiss Industrial SweeperKemaro K900 Gen II: specs from the official factsheet, the contradictions in Kemaro's own sources, and an honest comparison with sweepers we operate. · 9 min readPudu ET1: The Compact Scrubber-Dryer for 100 to 800 m²Pudu ET1: every official figure checked, including what Pudu does not publish. A working assessment for station shops and small commercial floors. · 10 min readKemaro K700 Compact: 25 cm Tall, and What Kemaro Does Not PublishKemaro K700 Compact: verified figures from the official factsheet, what the 25 cm build height is actually good for, and what Kemaro does not publish about it. · 9 min readGausium Mira: Sweeping and Scrubbing in One Pass — the Verified FiguresGausium Mira: every official figure verified, every published gap named, and an honest classification against the scrubber robots we operate ourselves. · 9 min readGausium Marvel: Sweeping and Scrubbing in One Pass — What the Figures ShowGausium Marvel: every figure checked against the official brochures and spec page, including two places where the manufacturer material contradicts itself.
Editorial principle
We sell these machines. So we verify the numbers.
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Every figure verified
All data checked against official manufacturer documentation — not dealer pages.
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Sources on every article
Each article lists its sources openly. What cannot be substantiated is not published.
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Conflicts stated
Where official sources contradict each other, we say so — instead of picking a number.