Avidbots Kas

Avidbots does not publish one fixed retail price for Kas on its official product page. The commercial cost depends on country, distribution channel, battery package, deployment services, software, training, warranty and support.

Ask for the full operating package rather than only a machine price. You can request an Avidbots Kas quote through Anton Robots.

You can request Avidbots Kas through Anton Robots, Avidbots and Avidbots’ global distribution partners. Avidbots also offers facility demonstrations before deployment.

Confirm local sales coverage, battery configuration, consumables, deployment, cleaning-plan setup, Command Center access, warranty and support before buying.

Kas is a current commercial autonomous scrubber, but it is usually purchased through an Avidbots or partner sales process rather than normal retail checkout.

If evaluating a used or ex-demo robot, verify battery health, software entitlement, cleaning-plan transfer, service history, spare parts and whether Avidbots support is available for the unit and location.

Yes. Avidbots actively offers facility demonstrations, and you can request a Kas quote through Anton Robots. A useful proposal should include the robot, battery package, charger, software, deployment, cleaning plans, training, consumables, warranty and support.

Provide aisle widths, floor area, floor types, operating hours, traffic levels and destination so the supplier can validate route fit and expected productivity.

The exact package varies by commercial agreement. The core system includes the Kas autonomous floor scrubber, LFP battery system, onboard cleaning hardware and Avidbots’ autonomy and operating platform.

• Avidbots Kas robot
• Rechargeable LFP battery and charging equipment as quoted
• Twin-disc or pad floor-scrubbing system
• Avidbots Autonomy
• Command Center access and cleaning plans as specified
• Deployment and operator training
• Consumables, warranty and customer support according to contract

A second battery and dual battery cart can be added when longer operating coverage is required.

Kas is designed specifically for tight, dynamic commercial spaces. Avidbots publishes a minimum aisle width of about 1.0 m and a minimum U-turn width of about 1.55 m.

Avidbots lists retail, healthcare, education, airports and transit as primary sectors, with light-duty warehousing and manufacturing also possible. Site testing should confirm shelves, displays, queues and temporary obstacles.

Kas is a fully autonomous hard-floor scrubber. It dispenses water and detergent, scrubs using twin disc brushes or floor pads, captures dirty solution with squeegees and vacuums it into the recovery tank.

Avidbots describes the result as clean, dry, streak-free floors. The robot is intended for hard surfaces such as concrete, epoxy, granite, linoleum, marble, terrazzo, travertine and vinyl.

Avidbots currently publishes up to three hours of continuous runtime, depending on cleaning plan and settings. Kas uses exchangeable LFP batteries, allowing teams to extend coverage by rotating charged battery sets.

For long shifts, Avidbots recommends a second battery and dual battery cart. Fleet planning should account for cleaning time, battery swaps, water servicing and operator supervision.

Kas uses a rechargeable lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery. Avidbots publishes a 4.8 kWh battery capacity on its current product FAQ.

LFP chemistry is designed for commercial duty, but buyers should still confirm battery warranty, expected cycle life, replacement price, charging time and safe handling procedures in the final proposal.

Avidbots’ current product FAQ lists approximately 46 L of solution capacity and 45 L of recovery capacity. Tank-level sensors notify operators when clean water needs refilling or the recovery tank needs draining.

The robot still requires routine filling, drainage, detergent management, squeegee inspection and tank cleaning. Include these service steps in labour and shift planning.

No. Avidbots states that Kas is a hard-floor scrubber and should not be used on carpeted areas. The company also states that Kas is designed for indoor commercial environments and should not be operated outdoors.

If the site mixes large carpet zones, outdoor routes or stairs with hard floors, compare Kas with a complementary vacuum robot or another cleaning platform.

Kas runs on Avidbots Autonomy, which uses dynamic planning, real-time obstacle avoidance and a multi-sensor view of the environment. Avidbots designs the platform to work in busy commercial spaces around customers and staff.

The robot can automatically pause when an obstacle enters a safety zone, an internal safety monitor raises an alert or it detects a cliff or ledge. Local operators should still supervise cleaning and follow site safety procedures.

Avidbots Command Center provides operational visibility, cleaning maps and performance data for autonomous cleaning deployments. The broader Avidbots platform combines Autonomy, Command Center and Customer Success.

Avidbots also provides technical and cleaning-plan support. Confirm which software features, monitoring, remote assistance, data retention and support hours are included in the specific regional contract.

Avidbots operates through direct and global distribution channels, but Kas availability, certification, warranty and field support vary by country.

Before importing, confirm battery shipping, customs, local electrical requirements, connectivity, software access, spare parts, consumables and who will provide onsite deployment and repair services.

Stock and lead time depend on region, partner inventory and battery or accessory configuration. Ask for a written delivery and deployment schedule rather than assuming a product-page listing means local stock.

Check battery warranty, brushes, pads, squeegee blades, detergent compatibility, cleaning-plan support, software access, remote assistance, spare parts and technician response times.

Kas is worth considering for commercial sites where conventional autonomous scrubbers are too large or awkward. Its 1.0 m minimum aisle, 1.55 m U-turn, exchangeable LFP battery, commercial downforce and Avidbots autonomy platform make it especially relevant to retail, healthcare, education and transport.

It is a weaker fit for carpet-heavy sites, outdoor cleaning or facilities that need very long uninterrupted shifts without battery rotation. Compare real route performance and total service cost with other commercial cleaning robots before choosing.