SIASUN Industrial Cleaning Robots (Industrial cleaning robots)

An autonomous cleaning robot built for automated factories and unmanned warehouses, bringing SIASUN's mobile robot navigation and fleet scheduling to the floors of battery, semiconductor and other high-precision production halls. Robots Europa supplies it across the EU and the DACH region.

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Industrial cleaning robots
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SIASUN Industrial Cleaning Robots (Industrial cleaning robots)

A modern battery or semiconductor plant can trace every cell and every wafer through its line, yet the floor beneath that equipment is often still cleaned by hand, on a timetable pinned to a wall. The SIASUN Industrial Cleaning Robots are built to close that gap. Each unit is an intelligent robot tailored for cleaning operations in the industrial field, and it brings the navigation, control and dispatching logic that already moves materials around an automated factory to the task of keeping that factory clean. Its purpose is to resolve the contradiction between intelligent manufacturing and intelligent cleaning, a problem that anyone who runs an automated workshop will recognise.

Robots Europa, based in Dublin, supplies the SIASUN Industrial Cleaning Robots to organisations across the European Union and the DACH region. We prepare each quotation around the actual project: the site layout, the areas to be covered, whether an automated workstation is required and how the robots should connect to your existing scheduling software. Robots Europa also remains your point of contact for delivery, commissioning questions and after-sales support.

Background

SIASUN and two decades of mobile robotics

The cleaning robot is not a stand-alone experiment. It draws on the control technology, navigation technology and safety sensing technology for mobile robots that SIASUN has accumulated over 20 years. That lineage matters to an industrial buyer, because the hardest parts of an autonomous cleaner are the same as those of any autonomous vehicle on a production floor: knowing where it is, deciding where to go and stopping safely when a person or an obstacle appears. The wider SIASUN range on this site reflects that background, from forklift mobile robots to mobile manipulators and industrial robot arms, and the cleaning robot shares the same engineering roots.

A cleaning robot designed for the factory, not the foyer

Known as "Xing Weilai", the robot is the first product in the industry that focuses on intelligent cleaning for industrial scenarios, and it has attracted wide attention in the sector since its launch. The distinction is deliberate. Commercial cleaning robots are generally designed for offices, shopping centres and airports, where floors are open and traffic is predictable. Industrial environments are different: narrow aisles between machines, wall corners where dust and residue collect, other automated vehicles in motion and production schedules that cannot be interrupted. The robot offers an intelligent, efficient and cost-effective alternative to traditional industrial cleaning, which is characterised by high labour intensity, little automation, poor real-time visibility and a tendency to disrupt production.

Technical Specifications

SpecificationValue
Product typeIntelligent robot tailored for cleaning operations in the industrial field
Technology basisSIASUN mobile robot control, navigation and safety sensing technology, accumulated over 20 years
NavigationIndustrial-grade SLAM navigation, independently developed by SIASUN
Mapping and deploymentOne-click mapping, rapid deployment
Turning radiusZero turning radius
Fleet managementCentrally managed by the mobile robot scheduling system; operational data fed back to the upper system in real time
Multi-robot operationMulti-task cleaning and multi-robot collaborative dispatching
Automated workstationOptional: automatic water addition, sewage discharge and automatic charging
Continuous operationCharges or changes water autonomously and operates continuously

Specifications as published by the manufacturer; confirmed against the datasheet at quotation.

The manufacturer has not published the dimensions, weight, cleaning width, cleaning efficiency, battery capacity and runtime, water tank capacity, travel speed, noise level, IP rating, the specific safety sensors or the contents of the delivery; these are confirmed with you at quotation.

What makes the SIASUN Industrial Cleaning Robots different from a conventional floor scrubber?

A conventional ride-on or walk-behind scrubber depends entirely on its operator: someone has to drive it, decide where it goes, refill it, empty it and record what was done. The SIASUN robot removes each of those dependencies in turn. Its navigation rests on industrial-grade SLAM technology that SIASUN developed in-house, with one-click mapping so that a site can be recorded and put into service quickly, and with strong environmental adaptability and robustness for the changing conditions of a working plant.

The chassis is the second point of difference. With a zero turning radius, the robot can turn on the spot and reach the sanitary blind spots that larger machines leave behind, such as narrow passages and wall corners. In a workshop packed with equipment, those are precisely the areas where residue accumulates and where manual cleaning is slowest.

The third difference is visibility. The robot can be centrally managed by SIASUN's mobile robot scheduling system, and its operational data is fed back to the upper system in real time. Cleaning stops being an undocumented chore and becomes a monitored process, scheduled alongside material handling and visible to the people responsible for production and hygiene.

How does the optional automated workstation change daily operation?

Autonomous navigation solves only half of the labour problem if a member of staff still has to refill the clean-water tank, empty the dirty water and plug the robot in. The optional automated workstation addresses this directly: it handles water addition, sewage discharge and charging automatically, with no manual intervention throughout the process. In lithium battery manufacturing, the robot charges or changes water on its own and operates continuously, while supporting multi-task cleaning and collaborative dispatching of several robots. For a plant running around the clock, that combination is what turns a cleaning robot from a helpful tool into part of the production infrastructure.

Who is the SIASUN Industrial Cleaning Robots for?

The clearest fit is the intelligent or unmanned factory, for which the robot is especially suitable. Manufacturers of new energy batteries form a central group: in lithium battery plants, cleanliness of the production environment is tied directly to product quality and safety, and continuous autonomous cleaning supports both. Operators of IC equipment workshops have similar priorities, as do photovoltaic producers.

The robot has also been applied in aerospace, automotive parts and power appliance manufacturing, where large production halls, tight machine layouts and multi-shift operation make manual cleaning costly and hard to schedule. Operators of unmanned warehouses are a further segment: where people are largely absent from the floor, a cleaner that requires a person makes little sense.

Finally, system integrators and automation managers who already run, or plan to run, a fleet of SIASUN mobile robots will value the shared scheduling system, because cleaning can be coordinated with material movement rather than worked around it. Buyers comparing broader automation options can find related equipment in our Industrial Robots category.

What is the SIASUN Industrial Cleaning Robots used for?

  1. New energy battery workshops: continuous cleaning of production areas, with autonomous charging and water changes supporting cleanliness and safety.
  2. IC equipment workshops: keeping floors clean around sensitive equipment without adding staff traffic to controlled spaces.
  3. Unmanned warehouses: cleaning aisles in facilities designed to run with minimal human presence.
  4. Photovoltaic manufacturing: routine cleaning scheduled around production through the central dispatching system.
  5. Aerospace and automotive parts plants: reaching narrow passages and wall corners between machines with a zero-turning-radius chassis.
  6. Power appliance production: documented, repeatable cleaning with operational data reported to the upper system in real time.

Pricing and Availability

Every installation of the SIASUN Industrial Cleaning Robots depends on the site, the number of robots, the choice of the optional automated workstation and the level of integration with existing systems, so Robots Europa provides pricing by quotation. Tell us about your facility, the areas to be cleaned and your operating pattern, and we will prepare an offer that reflects your project. Delivery, customs and support are arranged with the quotation, so you have a single point of contact from order to operation. To begin, use the quotation request available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the robot find its way around the factory?

It uses industrial-grade SLAM navigation developed independently by SIASUN. Mapping is started with one click, which allows rapid deployment and gives the robot strong adaptability to industrial environments.

Can the robot clean narrow aisles and corners?

Yes. Its chassis achieves a zero turning radius, so it can deal with sanitary blind spots such as narrow passages and wall corners.

Does someone need to refill and empty the robot?

Not when the optional automated workstation is fitted. The workstation handles water addition, sewage discharge and charging automatically, without manual intervention.

Can several robots work together?

Yes. The robot supports multi-task cleaning and multi-robot collaborative dispatching, and it can be centrally managed by SIASUN's mobile robot scheduling system.

Can the robot report its activity to our existing systems?

Its operational data can be fed back to the upper system in real time through the scheduling system. Robots Europa scopes the connection to your own software as part of the project.

Which industries already use the robot?

The robot has been applied in new energy batteries, photovoltaics, aerospace, automotive parts and power appliances. It is also used in IC equipment workshops and unmanned warehouses.

Where can I buy the SIASUN Industrial Cleaning Robots and what does it cost?

You can buy the SIASUN Industrial Cleaning Robots from Robots Europa, which supplies customers across the EU and the DACH region from Dublin. The cost depends on your configuration and site, so request a quotation on this page and we will prepare an offer for your project.

Summary

Factories that have automated their production lines, their logistics and their quality control often leave cleaning as the last manual process on the floor. The SIASUN Industrial Cleaning Robots are designed to end that inconsistency. They build on two decades of SIASUN mobile robot development, navigate with in-house industrial SLAM, turn on the spot to reach corners and narrow passages, and report to the same scheduling system that coordinates the rest of the fleet. With the optional automated workstation, they refill, empty and recharge themselves and keep working. For battery, semiconductor, photovoltaic, aerospace, automotive and appliance manufacturers, and for unmanned warehouses, Robots Europa can scope the right configuration and quote it for your site; this page is the starting point.

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BRAND SIASUN
PART # Industrial cleaning robots
ROBOT USE CLEANING

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