CenoBots L3

CenoBots does not publish one universal retail price for the L3. Commercial pricing depends on country, workstation, mobile water tank, freight, deployment, software, warranty and support.

You can request a CenoBots L3 quote through Anton Robots to compare the complete deployed system.

You can request the CenoBots L3 through Anton Robots, CenoBots and regional commercial-cleaning partners. CenoBots offers a direct demo and sales-enquiry route.

Before buying, confirm whether the WS3 workstation or WT3 mobile water tank is included, plus mapping, training, warranty, consumables and local support.

The L3 is a current commercial autonomous scrubber and is normally sold through a professional quotation and deployment process. Any listing should identify the robot, accessories, software and service territory.

If considering an ex-demo or used unit, verify battery condition, software entitlement, sensor calibration, service history and access to CenoBots support.

Yes. CenoBots promotes facility demonstrations and you can request an L3 quote through Anton Robots.

Provide floor area, aisle width, floor material, operating hours, water access and destination country so the supplier can validate robot and workstation configuration.

The exact package varies by project. The core L3 combines the autonomous scrubber, onboard AI computing, 3D LiDAR perception and commercial floor-cleaning hardware.

• CenoBots L3 robot
• Rechargeable battery and charger
• Dual-disc scrub system and squeegee
• AI navigation and voice-command interface
• Optional WS3 workstation
• Optional WT3 mobile water tank
• Mapping, training, warranty and support as quoted

CenoBots publishes a maximum theoretical productivity of 2,016 m²/h. The robot has a 400 mm cleaning width and 18 kg of brush pressure.

The maximum theoretical figure should not be treated as guaranteed practical output. Traffic, turns, obstacles, cleaning intensity and water servicing all affect real productivity.

The L3 measures approximately 765 × 572 × 1,000 mm and has a published pass-through width of 700 mm.

This makes it suitable for tighter commercial layouts where larger scrubbers struggle, while still carrying a 25 L solution tank.

CenoBots states that L3 uses an NVIDIA AI chip with high onboard computing performance to support intelligent autonomous navigation and obstacle avoidance.

The product page also highlights 3D LiDAR perception. Buyers should focus on how well the complete sensing stack performs in their actual facility rather than compute figures alone.

Yes. CenoBots promotes voice-command operation as a way to simplify common interactions and reduce operator hesitation.

Voice control is useful for routine commands, but facility deployment should still include the normal touchscreen, software and emergency-stop procedures required for safe operation.

The current verified L3 specification records up to four hours of continuous runtime and approximately 1.5 hours of fast charging.

Actual duty cycle depends on floor resistance, brush pressure, route complexity, battery condition and water servicing.

The WS3 workstation is designed to automate charging, water refill, drainage and detergent filling. The WT3 mobile water tank provides large fresh- and dirty-water storage for facilities where fixed plumbing is not practical.

This gives operators a choice between fixed infrastructure and a more mobile water-service workflow.

CenoBots highlights a large-access recovery tank, magnetic brushes and a quick-release squeegee system to simplify routine servicing.

Operators still need to inspect brushes, squeegees, tanks, filters and sensors. Ask for the preventive-maintenance schedule and consumable prices before purchase.

CenoBots highlights hospitals, retail stores, grocery stores, schools and other commercial facilities, and also shows hotel applications.

The L3 is strongest where route width is limited but a true autonomous scrubber with meaningful brush pressure and water capacity is still required.

CenoBots markets its commercial cleaning robots internationally, but availability, certification, warranty and local service vary by country.

Before importing, confirm battery shipping, electrical standards, software connectivity, spare parts, brushes, squeegees and who will provide onsite commissioning and repairs.

Check battery warranty, sensor and compute support, workstation service, water-system components, software updates, consumables and technician response times.

If the business case depends on unattended operation, confirm how quickly the supplier can restore the workstation or robot after a fault.

The L3 is worth considering for commercial facilities that need compact autonomous scrubbing with strong AI perception and flexible water-service options. Its 700 mm pass-through width, 25 L solution tank and optional mobile-water workflow are key differentiators.

For huge open floors, a wider high-capacity scrubber may deliver better productivity. Compare it with other commercial cleaning robots using representative routes.