The Challenge: The hardest job in robotics. These machines must handle uneven pavement, loading docks, rain, sunlight (which blinds some sensors), and leaves/gravel. Most indoor robots will fail instantly if taken outside.
The Solution: These are specialized, weather-resistant units. They feature larger wheels for climbing curbs or ramps, weather-sealed sensors, and powerful vacuums designed for larger debris (leaves, cigarette butts, cans). Perfect for university campuses, outdoor malls, and logistics yards.
Key Features: IPX Weather Rating, Large debris hopper, Climbing ability (gradeability), GPS navigation.
The Tennant T16AMR is a massive industrial robot designed for the toughest environments. With a 36-inch cleaning path, 200 lbs of scrub pressure, and BrainOS® intelligence, it automates floor care in warehouses and factories. We review its heavy-duty performance and hybrid manual/auto capabilities.
The Gausium Scrubber 75 is a 400kg industrial beast designed for one thing: scale. With its 3,000 m²/h productivity and ‘car-grade’ sensors, it’s the ultimate solution for parking garages and airports. We review its unique rotating deck and manual ride-on capabilities.
The PUDU MT1 and MT1 Vac look identical, but they serve very different masters. One is a debris-hungry sweeper for hard floors; the other is a powerful vacuum for carpets. Our review breaks down the specs to help you decide which ‘twin’ your business needs.
Finally, a robot that isn’t afraid of the dark—or the sun. The PUDU MT1 Max brings heavy-duty autonomy to the outdoors with 3D LiDAR and weather-resistant engineering. We determine if this ‘tank’ is ready to replace your manual parking lot sweepers.
