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Autonomous cleaning fleet
The building cleans itself.
LiDAR, a 3D depth camera and an RGB camera read the room together — walls, glass, people, the cable someone dropped an hour ago. Phantas recognises what an obstacle is, then decides how to behave around it.
It identifies the flooring type and adjusts brush height to suit it, then scans the floor ahead for waste and cleans the spots that need it — not just the route it was handed.
Vacuuming, scrubbing, sweeping and dust mopping in one machine — and it cleans right to the edge at zero distance. An optional workstation handles charging and water on its own.
Behind it: a retail specialist, a carpet expert, an AI flagship, two large-space scrubbers and a heavy-duty outdoor sweeper. One autonomous layer for the entire building.
Keep scrolling — meet the fleet
Sweep and scrub in one go. By combining two cleaning steps into a single pass, Mira halves cleaning time against machines that do them separately.
No professional mapping, no configuration, no technical expertise — power on, press start. Waste tanks flush automatically and the suction pathway rinses itself to prevent clogs.
Mira — specifications
Source: Gausium Mira product brochure
A 3-in-1 vacuum, sweeper and dust mop with three carpet modes — light, medium and deep — for whatever pile it meets.
H13 HEPA filter and the multi-purpose diffuser kit are optional extras. An anti-static, highly elastic roller brush reaches deep into carpet fibres.
Sweeper 40 — specifications
Source: Gausium Sweeper 40 product brochure
The pinnacle of our AI cleaning technology. Multimodal SLAM, 3D LiDAR and a 360° panoramic camera, built for complex spaces that never hold still.
OmniVision, OmniClean, OmniLiDAR and OmniSpotCleaning — 360° object detection with a bird's-eye view, dual roller and dual side brushes collecting into a built-in debris tray.
Omnie — specifications
Source: Gausium Omnie product brochure
Dual side brushes and rear disc brushes sweep and scrub in a single pass. Built to cover more ground, for longer.
3D LiDAR for high-precision mapping and full remote deployment. The waste water tank cleans itself, so maintenance and running cost stay down.
Marvel — specifications
Source: Gausium Marvel product brochure
Heavy-duty cleaning with best-in-class sensing — 20+ sensors around the body, and a scrub deck that rotates into the corners other machines leave behind.
Oil cleaning mode lifts stubborn oil stains with a detergent kit. Built-in multi-stage filtration recycles and reuses water. Stand-on pedal and steering wheel for manual operation.
Scrubber 75 — specifications
Source: Gausium Scrubber 75 product brochure
A heavy-duty autonomous sweeper that covers over 40,000 m² in a single night — and keeps going, because it charges itself.
Two editions: the Full-Scenario Beetle 2.0 pairs a front 3D LiDAR with a rear 2D LiDAR and is IP54-rated for light rain; the Performance Edition runs a single 3D LiDAR (Standard 40 Ah / 3 h, Pro 60 Ah / 5 h).
Beetle — specifications
Source: Gausium Beetle product brochure
08 — The fleet, to scale
Every machine at true relative scale, heights straight from the manufacturer — in millimetres, next to an 1,800 mm person.
Put the right robot on each floor, then let the fleet move through the building like a continuous service — not a manual interruption.
Autonomy is not only a labour story. Running the same floor with less water, less detergent and less wasted power is measurable, and it is built into the machines rather than bolted on.
~80%
Scrubber 75 filters and reuses its own water through a built-in multi-stage system, cutting freshwater consumption by roughly four fifths on the same cleaning task.
Self‑cleaning
Mira, Marvel and Omnie flush their waste tanks and rinse the suction pathway automatically. Less manual servicing, less downtime, and suction that does not degrade between services.
H13
Sweeper 40 carries a medical-grade H13 HEPA filter; Beetle captures fine dust into a sealed bin and cleans its own HEPA after every task. Particulates end up contained rather than redistributed into the air.
24/7
Autonomous docking means machines draw power when they need it and work through the quiet hours. Beetle is IP54-rated for low-noise night operation, including residential areas.
Figures from Gausium product brochures. Full lifecycle and emissions reporting to follow.
Both let a robot dock itself. The difference is whether it also manages water — which decides how often a person has to be involved.
Workstation
The robot returns on its own to recharge, take on clean water and empty waste. On a scrubbing machine this is what removes the daily manual round trip to a sluice.
Charging station
Self-docking charging so the machine can run continuously without a person resetting it. Water and waste are still handled manually where the machine uses them.
Availability and pricing per model to be confirmed.
Tell us about the space and we will bring the right machine to it. Demos run on your own floor, in your own conditions.
