AgiBot C Series

Floors are the largest surface in every building and the least loved job in it, which is precisely why an embodied AI company took it on. The AgiBot C Series is the commercial cleaning line of AgiBot, the world's highest volume robot maker, and its founding machine, the C5, formally the Shangqing Juechen C5, is the company's first dedicated cleaning product: a three in one autonomous platform that sweeps, scrubs and dust mops in a single pass, covering up to 1,980 square metres per hour, and returning to a fully automated workstation that charges it, refills its fresh water, drains its sewage and even cleans its own dirty tank, a cleaning shift with no human in the loop from start to finish.

What distinguishes the series is its parentage. Cleaning robots usually come from cleaning machine companies; the C5 comes from the maker behind the biggest humanoid fleet on earth, and inherits that pedigree directly, the AGIBOT Autonomy platform's laser and vision fused navigation, real time obstacle recognition through point cloud and camera fusion, cloud fleet management and closed loop coverage that detects and automatically re cleans any missed patch. It is what happens when a frontier robotics stack is pointed at the most measurable job in facilities management.

Within the wider commercial robotics catalogue, the full C Series for sale can be explored through this page.

Background

Why AgiBot built a cleaner

Labour is among the highest recurring costs in facility management, cleaning among its most repetitive lines, and floors among the few tasks whose quality is objectively checkable by a machine, square metres, debris removal, coverage maps. For a company industrialising embodied AI, that made commercial cleaning the natural first service vertical: a mission where autonomy pays daily, where the maker's navigation and perception stack transfers wholesale, and where AgiBot's manufacturing scale meets a market measured in millions of buildings. The C5 launched the line for medium and large indoor scenes, supermarkets, airports, hospitals, offices, hotels, industrial buildings, positioning the C Series as the property management wing of the AgiBot portfolio.

Engineering choices that show

The C5's design reads like a cleaner's wish list answered by roboticists. It sequences debris removal immediately ahead of its wet cycle, so grit is gone before the brushes press, protecting floors from abrasive scratching and extending brush life. Its geometry follows what AgiBot calls Same Body Width Maximum Cleaning: a 520 by 310 millimetre footprint, zero radius turning and a 550 millimetre washing width, the machine cleaning the widest lane its own body can thread, fewer passes per corridor, aisles included. And at 1,038 millimetres tall, it stays within the sight lines of standard commercial surveillance, a robot designed to be supervised by the building itself.

The C Series Line

AgiBot C5

The C5 is the series' working heart: dual 400 cc roller brush motors delivering 25 kilogrammes of constant downward pressure and up to 16 kilopascals of ground pressure, a spray system to 800 millilitres per minute, a 90 litre combined water tank, 95 per cent debris removal efficiency and three hours of continuous scrubbing per session, engineered to a 10,000 hour class service rating, heavy duty floor care in a compact, zero radius body.

The Automated Workstation

The series' second product is the absence of a job: the C5's workstation performs automatic charging, fresh water refilling and sewage drainage, and self cleans the dirty water tank, converting the classic scrubber routine, plug in, refill, empty, rinse, into infrastructure, so the robot's cleaning schedule belongs to the building's calendar rather than a staff rota.

The Platform Behind Them

Every C Series machine runs the AGIBOT Autonomy platform: LiDAR and visual perception fused for positioning through dynamic, populated spaces, obstacle recognition by point cloud and camera together, autonomous boundary recognition and task zone partitioning, live map updates and closed loop coverage detection that triggers automatic re cleaning of anything missed, with operation from the robot itself, a mobile app or a cloud dashboard, remote start, one touch initialisation and automated job reporting included, and smart building integration, lift linkage and access control compatibility, carrying multi floor facilities.

C5 Specification Overview

Figures follow AgiBot's published specifications; configurations are confirmed at quotation.

Which buyers does the C Series suit?

The series is scoped for medium and large indoor estates where floor care is a daily line item. High traffic retail and shopping centres gain consistent coverage through open floors and tight aisles alike; airports and transit hubs gain round the clock passes through spaces that never empty; hospitals and healthcare estates gain the repeatable, reportable hygiene their compliance depends on; hotels and hospitality venues gain spotless public areas without visible labour; and offices, campuses, warehouses and industrial buildings gain measurable cleaning at shift scale. For AgiBot standardised organisations already running the maker's humanoids or quadrupeds, the C Series extends the single vendor estate to the floors themselves, one management philosophy across the fleet.

Technology

Cleaning as a closed loop

The C Series treats coverage the way inspection robots treat checkpoints: the C5 recognises its boundaries, partitions its zones, tracks what it has actually cleaned against what it planned, and re cleans discrepancies automatically, then files the job report, cleaning as a verified outcome with data attached, the property manager's dashboard replacing the walk round.

Navigation for crowded floors

Commercial floors are the hardest navigation environment in service robotics, trolleys, shoppers, luggage, spills, and the C5 meets them with its parent company's perception stack: laser and visual data fused for positioning that survives dynamic scenes, obstacles recognised in real time through combined point cloud and camera analysis, safe passage around people engineered as the default behaviour.

Uptime as architecture

Between the three hour scrubbing endurance, the workstation's automatic charge, refill and drain cycle and remote fleet management, the series is built for schedules rather than sessions: overnight programmes, between shift passes and continuous daytime maintenance running unattended, with one touch initialisation covering the rare human moment, and mission software from the robot software catalogue coordinating mixed robot estates above it.

Floor care that protects floors

The debris first sequencing is the series' quiet masterstroke: fine grit swept and collected before the wet brushes engage, so the 25 kilogramme press polishes rather than grinds, floor finishes last longer, brush lifecycles extend and the robot's own consumable costs fall, mechanical intelligence applied before the artificial kind.

What is the AgiBot C Series used for?

1. Retail and shopping centres: consistent daily coverage of high traffic sales floors across commercial robotics estates.
2. Airports and transit hubs: continuous cleaning through terminals and concourses that never close.
3. Healthcare estates: repeatable, documented floor hygiene for hospitals and clinics.
4. Hospitality: spotless lobbies and public areas across hotel properties, cleaned outside guest sight lines by schedule.
5. Offices and campuses: multi floor programmes riding lift linkage and access control integration.
6. Warehouses and industrial buildings: shift scale floor maintenance across industrial footprints.
7. Smart property portfolios: cloud managed cleaning fleets reporting into data driven building operations.

Pricing and Availability

The AgiBot C Series is available for purchase across Europe and worldwide, from single C5 units with workstations to multi building fleet programmes, alongside the wider commercial robotics catalogue on Robots Europa. C Series price and cost vary by configuration, workstation infrastructure and fleet scale, so buyers seeking AgiBot cleaning robots for sale should request a current quotation for their requirements, with European delivery, customs clearance and support arranged through Robots Europa. Purchasing enquiries, specification sheets and availability details for those looking to buy the AgiBot C Series can be found on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the AgiBot C Series?

The AgiBot C Series is the commercial cleaning line of embodied AI maker AgiBot, led by the C5, a three in one autonomous robot that sweeps, scrubs and dust mops in a single pass at up to 1,980 square metres per hour, paired with a fully automated charging, refilling and draining workstation.

How does the AgiBot C5 work?

It navigates by fused LiDAR and visual perception, recognises obstacles through combined point cloud and camera analysis, partitions its own cleaning zones, sequences debris collection ahead of its 25 kilogramme pressure wet scrub, verifies coverage in a closed loop that re cleans missed areas automatically and returns to its workstation for unattended charging, refill and drainage.

Why is the AgiBot C Series important?

It brings a frontier embodied AI stack to the most measurable job in facilities management: the world's highest volume robot maker applying its navigation, perception and fleet infrastructure to commercial floors, with cleaning delivered as verified, reported outcomes and the operator role engineered down to near zero.

What are the benefits of the AgiBot C Series?

Key benefits include three cleaning functions in one pass, up to 1,980 square metres per hour of coverage, unattended operation through the automated workstation, closed loop coverage verification with automatic re cleaning, floor protecting debris first sequencing, cloud fleet management with job reporting and lift and access control integration for whole building programmes.

How large a facility can the C5 clean?

The C5 is scoped for medium and large indoor scenes: with three hours of continuous scrubbing, workstation supported cycles and multi zone management, it sustains scheduled programmes across supermarkets, terminals, hospital floors, office towers and warehouse footprints, with fleet deployments scaling coverage further, sized at quotation.

Does the C5 need an operator?

Routinely, no: remote start, one touch initialisation, autonomous boundary and zone handling, automatic re cleaning and the self servicing workstation reduce supervision to schedule setting and dashboard review, with automated job reports documenting each pass for facility records.

Where can I buy the AgiBot C Series and what does it cost?

The AgiBot C Series is for sale through Robots Europa, serving the United Kingdom, the European Union and markets worldwide with delivery, customs clearance and support. Because cost varies by configuration, workstation and fleet scale, buyers should request a tailored quotation. Full purchasing details are available on this page.

Summary

The AgiBot C Series is what floors look like to an embodied AI company: the building's largest surface, its most repetitive cost line and its most verifiable job, answered by a machine that sweeps, scrubs and mops in one pass, checks its own work, re cleans its own misses, files its own reports and services itself at its own station. The C5 carries the line with heavy duty mechanics in a corridor sized, zero radius body, and the AGIBOT Autonomy platform carries the C5, the same perception pedigree as the world's biggest humanoid fleet, pointed at the ground. As the property management wing of the AgiBot portfolio, the C Series stands as commercial cleaning's embodied AI answer, and this page as the European starting point for deploying it.

v3, August 9, 2026