Manufacturing service robots that keep the floor moving so production never stops

Pricing depends on the machine class and whether you buy outright or use Robots-as-a-Service (RaaS). Larger industrial scrubber-dryers like the Pudu BG1 Series or Gausium Scrubber 75P sit at the higher end, while compact units like the Gausium Beetle or Pudu CC1 are more affordable. RaaS spreads the cost into a predictable monthly subscription with service included; ask us for a quote based on your square footage and shift pattern.

Payback is driven mostly by displaced labor hours on repetitive floor cleaning, which a robot can run on nights or between shifts. Facilities cleaning large, open production and warehouse floors typically see payback on the order of 12-24 months, but it varies with your labor rate, run hours, and area. Request an ROI model from us and we’ll build it around your real numbers rather than a generic estimate.

They autonomously sweep, scrub, and vacuum large floor areas using lidar and cameras to map the space and avoid people, pallets, and equipment. Sweepers like the Pudu MT1 Max and CenoBots S5 pick up dust and debris, while scrubbers like the CenoBots L3 and Pudu BG1 wash and dry hard floors in one pass. The LionsBot R3 Vac handles dust and fine particulate control in industrial settings.

Yes, the industrial-class machines on this page are built for it. Sweepers such as the CenoBots S5 and Pudu MT1 Max are designed for heavy dust and debris loads, and larger scrubber-dryers handle concrete and coated floors common in plants and warehouses. We size the machine to your floor type, debris level, and aisle widths during the assessment so it performs in your actual conditions.

Floor cleaning is one of the hardest manufacturing roles to keep staffed and one of the easiest to automate. A robot covers the repetitive square footage on a fixed schedule, freeing your existing team for higher-value tasks like line support, inspection, and spot cleaning. It also keeps cleaning consistent across shifts, which is hard to maintain when you’re short-handed.

These robots use 3D lidar and obstacle sensors to slow down or stop for people, forklifts, and moving equipment, and they re-route around obstructions. They’re designed to share active floor space rather than needing a closed-off area. We tune detection zones and no-go areas to your specific traffic patterns during deployment.

Beyond floor care, manufacturers use mobile platforms for material handling and automation tasks. AgileX provides autonomous mobile robot (AMR) bases for moving parts and integrating custom payloads, Dobot offers robotic arms for light handling and bench automation, and Unitree quadruped and humanoid platforms are used for inspection, monitoring, and R&D. We can scope which fit your line.

Buying makes sense when you want the asset on your books and have in-house maintenance capacity; RaaS makes sense when you’d rather avoid capital outlay and bundle service, software, and replacements into one monthly fee. RaaS also lowers the risk of trying automation in one area before scaling plant-wide. We offer both and can compare them side by side for your situation.

Coverage depends on the machine’s deck width, battery, and how cluttered the route is, so larger scrubbers cover substantially more per hour than compact units. Big industrial scrubber-dryers like the Pudu BG1 Series are built for high-throughput open floors, while a Gausium Beetle suits tighter or congested areas. Tell us your square footage and aisle layout and we’ll recommend a single unit or a small fleet.

RobotLAB provides nationwide service, so installation, software updates, parts, and repairs are covered rather than left to your team. Under RaaS, ongoing maintenance is built into the subscription. Because we’re a multi-brand integrator across 25-plus manufacturers, we support the Pudu, Gausium, CenoBots, LionsBot, and other machines on this page under one point of contact.

Yes, the fleet management software lets you schedule runs around production shifts, monitor cleaning coverage, and pull reports on completed work and area covered. This gives plant managers an auditable record of cleaning, which helps with safety and compliance walkthroughs. We configure schedules and reporting access during onboarding.

The best next step is a short assessment of your floor area, conditions, and goals so we can recommend the right machine or fleet and build an ROI model around your numbers. We can arrange an on-site or virtual demo of the cleaning and material-handling robots. To get started, use the form on this page or call 1-87-RobotLAB.