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Logistics & Warehouses

Not every logistics or warehouse floor gets dirty the same way. What matters isn't the size of the area, but the type of soiling: is it too coarse for wet-cleaning equipment, or can it be handled together with wet cleaning? Here's the right robot for your situation.

Which Cleaning Robot Fits Your Warehouse?

Coarse Debris

For coarse debris such as dust, packaging residue, or granulate, only sweeping robots are suitable: the Gausium Beetle or the Pudu MT1. Both reliably pick up coarse debris but aren't designed for wet cleaning. If wet cleaning is also needed, either can be paired with a wet-cleaning robot as a team, see below.

Particulate Soiling with Wet Cleaning

If the area also needs wet cleaning, there are two equally valid ways to cover both sweeping and scrubbing:

Approach	Solution	Principle
Two-robot team	Pudu MT1 + CC1 Pro, or Gausium Beetle + Omnie	One robot sweeps first, the second wet-cleans
Combo unit	Pudu BG1 Pro, Gausium Mira (coming soon), or Gausium Marvel for larger areas (coming soon)	One robot sweeps and scrubs in a single pass

Both approaches clean equally thoroughly; the only difference is in execution: two specialized robots or one combo unit. If wet cleaning alone is enough, with no meaningful sweeping need, Omnie also works on its own.

Why Soiling Type Decides, Not Area Size

A sweeping robot removes coarse debris but doesn't replace wet cleaning. A wet-cleaning robot can be overwhelmed by coarse debris. For more on navigation and market data for logistics facilities, see our foundational article on cleaning robots in logistics and warehouse facilities.

Purchase, Leasing, or Service

Whether purchasing or leasing suits you better depends on usage duration and internal requirements. We put together an individual offer for this. For an economic comparison, see our article on buying, leasing, or RaaS. For ongoing operations, we offer tiered service packages; details are available on our service page.