The Gausium Scrubber 50 is an AI-powered autonomous floor scrubber for medium-to-large commercial spaces, combining scrubbing, sweeping and dust mopping with AI spot cleaning and optional automated charging and water refill.
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Gausium Scrubber 50 is an established autonomous floor-cleaning platform for medium-to-large commercial environments including retail, offices, education, healthcare, transportation and hospitality.
It combines scrubbing, sweeping and dust mopping, with deep-learning perception using 2D LiDAR, 3D depth cameras and RGB vision for autonomous path planning and obstacle avoidance.
Buyers can choose disc- or roller-brush configurations. Gausium publishes up to 1,490 m²/h cleaning efficiency on the current product page, while its detailed specifications list 30 L clean-water and 24 L wastewater tanks, a 60 Ah LFP battery and approximately 3 hours of scrubbing runtime.
Optional charging and workstation equipment can reduce manual intervention through autonomous docking, charging and water refill, while the Gausium mobile app supports remote monitoring and control.
RGB vision and deep-learning algorithms identify waste and target cleaning where it is needed.
Scrubbing, sweeping and dust mopping cover several routine commercial floor-care tasks.
Two brush configurations let the deployment match floor texture and debris profile.
Commercial clean- and wastewater capacity supports medium-to-large autonomous routes.
Automatic charging and water refill can reduce routine operator intervention.
Gausium app access supports monitoring and control of cleaning tasks from another location.
AI-powered autonomous cleaning robot
Autonomous scrubbing, sweeping and dust mopping for medium-to-large spaces
Indoor commercial facilities
Current commercial Scrubber 50 platform; optional dock/workstation supports self-docking charging and water management; mobile-app remote control
No transport payload; 30 L clean-water and 24 L wastewater tanks; roller version has 2 × 0.6 L trash trays
460 mm disc-brush cleaning width; 406 mm roller-brush width / 780 mm with side brushes
Autonomous wheeled mobility; 800 mm minimum pass width; 1,100 mm minimum U-turn width; 4.6° gradeability
Disc- or roller-brush scrubbing, sweeping and dust mopping; built-in water recycling
Up to 1.2 m/s
Disc: 3 h scrubbing / 8 h dust mopping; Roller: 3 h scrubbing / 6 h dust mopping
24 V 60 Ah LFP battery; approx. 2 h charging
Autonomous path planning with AI spot cleaning, real-time rerouting and remote mobile-app control
2D LiDAR, 3D depth camera, RGB camera and anti-collision sensing
810 × 700 × 1,070 mm
157 kg disc-brush / 148 kg roller-brush



Gausium does not publish one universal retail price for Scrubber 50. Pricing depends on brush configuration, dock or workstation, delivery country, commissioning, software, training, warranty and support.
You can request a Gausium Scrubber 50 quote through Anton Robots.
You can request Gausium Scrubber 50 through Anton Robots, Gausium or its authorised regional dealers.
Confirm disc versus roller version, docking equipment, battery, commissioning, app access, warranty, consumables and local support before purchase.
Scrubber 50 remains a current commercial product with an active Gausium product page and documented deployments.
If evaluating an ex-demo or used unit, verify software access, battery health, sensor condition, water system, brushes, squeegee and whether support transfers.
Yes. Gausium provides a commercial sales process, and you can request a Scrubber 50 quote through Anton Robots.
Provide area, floor type, debris profile, route widths, traffic, operating hours, water access and destination country to assess configuration and ROI.
The exact package varies by region and configuration. The core platform includes the autonomous robot, 60 Ah LFP battery, 30 L clean-water tank, 24 L wastewater tank, selected brush system and autonomous sensors.
Gausium describes Scrubber 50 as a 3-in-1 platform integrating scrubbing, sweeping and dust mopping.
The exact mechanical capability depends on whether the robot is configured with disc or roller brushes.
Gausium’s current product page advertises cleaning efficiency up to 1,490 m²/h.
Actual productivity depends on route geometry, cleaning mode, floor condition, traffic, obstacle frequency and water servicing, so a site trial is more useful for labour planning.
Gausium publishes about 3 hours of scrubbing runtime. Dust-mopping runtime is listed up to 8 hours for the disc version and 6 hours for the roller version.
Charging time is approximately 2 hours with the 24 V 60 Ah LFP battery.
The detailed Gausium specification lists approximately 30 L clean-water and 24 L wastewater capacity.
How much floor area can be covered per fill depends on water flow, soil load and cleaning configuration.
The disc configuration is focused on scrubbing and publishes a 460 mm cleaning width. The roller version uses a 406 mm roller system and can extend wider with side brushes while supporting sweeping.
The right choice depends on floor texture, loose debris and the level of mechanical agitation required.
Auto Spot Cleaning uses RGB vision and AI algorithms to identify waste and direct the robot to targeted areas instead of cleaning every square metre equally.
Gausium says this can improve efficiency significantly in environments where dirt appears unevenly, although real gains depend on site conditions.
Scrubber 50 uses sensor fusion including 2D LiDAR, 3D depth camera, RGB camera and anti-collision sensing.
It can update its map and reroute when the environment changes, reducing the need for an operator to rescue it from routine obstacles.
Gausium offers optional charging and workstation accessories designed to increase uptime and reduce manual intervention.
The current product page specifically states that the optional workstation can support automatic power charging and water refill. Confirm drainage and other functions for the exact workstation supplied in your market.
Yes. Gausium provides mobile-app remote access that allows operators to monitor and control cleaning tasks from another location.
Confirm software account structure, connectivity requirements and any fleet-management features included in the commercial offer.
Check battery warranty, brushes, squeegee, filters, water-system maintenance, workstation support, software access, spare parts and local technician response.
For high-utilisation sites, also confirm replacement-unit procedures and preventive-maintenance intervals.
Scrubber 50 is worth considering for medium-to-large commercial hard-floor sites that want a proven autonomous scrubber with AI spot cleaning, multiple brush options and optional automated servicing.
Gausium describes Omnie as the latest evolution of Scrubber 50, so buyers should compare both before purchasing. You can also compare other commercial cleaning robots.
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