Warehouse autonomous transport, cleaning, and picking built for modern logistics

Pricing depends on the robot type, fleet size, and whether you buy outright or use Robots-as-a-Service (RaaS), where a fixed monthly fee bundles hardware, software, and service. Floor-cleaning and material-handling robots often reach payback in roughly 12 to 24 months once you factor in recovered labor hours and consistent uptime. For an exact figure on your facility, request a quote or ask us to build an ROI model around your square footage and shift schedule.

For large, repetitive floor areas typical of distribution centers, autonomous scrubbers like the CenoBots L3 Scrubber or Pudu BG1 Series large commercial scrubber-dryer often pay back in roughly one to two years. The savings come from reclaiming the labor hours staff would otherwise spend pushing a manual machine, plus more consistent cleaning across every aisle. We’ll model your specific payback based on your floor area and cleaning frequency.

Cleaning robots such as the Pudu MT1 Max sweeper, LionsBot R3 Vac, and Pudu CC1 autonomously sweep, vacuum, and scrub aisles and open floor areas while navigating around racking, pallets, and people. Mobile platforms like the AgileX Ranger Mini rover handle autonomous transport and can be configured for material movement or sensor payloads. They run on a mapped route, dock to recharge or refill, and resume on their own.

Yes. Robots like the LionsBot R12 Rex CS and Pudu BG1 Series are built for large industrial floors and use 3D LiDAR and obstacle avoidance to operate safely around forklifts, pallet jacks, and foot traffic. They map the facility once, then run scheduled routes that cover long aisles and open staging areas without manual steering. We size the fleet to your throughput and floor plan.

Warehouse roles like floor cleaning and repetitive transport are hard to keep staffed and have high turnover. Robots take over the dull, physically demanding routes so your existing team can focus on picking, packing, inspection, and other tasks that need judgment. The goal is to redeploy people to higher-value work, not to run an empty building.

Both. Autonomous cleaning robots are designed to work safely alongside staff and equipment during active shifts, and they can also run unattended on nights or weekends when the floor is clear. Most facilities mix the two so cleaning happens continuously without pulling people off other duties. Scheduling is set per zone and per shift during deployment.

On this page we carry Pudu, AgileX, CenoBots, Gausium, and LionsBot, with around 31 products spanning sweepers, scrubbers, vacuums, and mobile rover platforms. Because we’re a multi-brand integrator, we match the right machine to your floor type and traffic rather than pushing a single line. If you’re unsure which fits, we’ll recommend based on a walkthrough of your facility.

Yes. RaaS lets you deploy robots for a predictable monthly fee instead of a large upfront purchase, with hardware, software updates, and service typically included. It keeps the equipment off your capital budget and shifts maintenance risk to us. Ask for a quote comparing RaaS versus purchase for your fleet size.

RobotLAB provides nationwide service, including deployment, floor mapping, staff training, software updates, and ongoing maintenance and repair. Because warehouse robots earn their keep through uptime, support is built to keep fleets running across shifts. Coverage terms vary by purchase versus RaaS, so confirm the specifics in your quote.

A typical deployment involves a site walkthrough, mapping the facility, setting routes and schedules, and training your team, often completed within a few weeks depending on fleet size and floor complexity. Larger multi-zone distribution centers may phase the rollout aisle by aisle. We’ll give you a realistic timeline after assessing your site.

Yes. These robots use LiDAR, 3D sensing, and obstacle avoidance to detect and stop for people, forklifts, pallets, and unexpected obstructions, and they operate at safe speeds on shared floors. They’re designed to coexist with active warehouse traffic rather than requiring a cleared area. Safety behavior is tuned to your specific environment during setup.

Tell us your facility size, floor type, and what you want to automate, and we’ll recommend a fleet and build an ROI model for your operation. We can arrange a demo and a site walkthrough to confirm fit before you commit. To get started, use the form on this page or call 1-87-RobotLAB.