i-team co-botic 45

i-team Global does not publish one universal retail price for the co-botic 45 on its official product page. Pricing varies by country, partner, battery and charger package, training, delivery, warranty and support.

You can request a co-botic 45 quote through Anton Robots or request a demonstration through an i-team partner.

You can request the i-team co-botic 45 through Anton Robots or i-team Global’s professional partner network. i-team provides a partner-finder and onsite demo route.

Confirm the included i-power battery, charger, operator phone, remote control, brushes, squeegees, training and regional service before buying.

The co-botic 45 is a current commercial product supplied through professional cleaning-equipment partners. Offers should be checked for the exact battery, charger and support package.

If considering a used unit, verify battery health, app access, sensors, brushes, squeegees, service history and whether local partner support remains available.

Yes. i-team actively promotes onsite demonstrations, and you can request a co-botic 45 quote through Anton Robots.

Provide the floor area, floor material, route complexity, operating hours and destination so the partner can demonstrate the robot on representative conditions and quote the correct package.

i-team’s current FAQ states that the standard package includes the co-botic 45 machine, an operator phone, remote control, one i-power 20C battery and a single battery charger.

Brushes, squeegee options, faster i-charge 9c equipment and other accessories should be checked against the regional quote because package details can vary.

i-team positions the co-botic 45 for hard-floor spaces between approximately 200 and 1,500 m². Practical published performance is up to about 700 m²/h.

For very small spaces, manual cleaning may be simpler. For very large open facilities, a larger autonomous scrubber may provide better tank capacity and throughput.

Battery life is listed at approximately 2–3 hours with one i-power 20C battery. Charging is about 180 minutes with the single charger or around 120 minutes with an i-charge 9c.

The removable battery system allows teams to use additional charged batteries to extend operating coverage.

The co-botic 45 has a 10 L clean-water tank and a 10 L recovery tank. i-team’s user manual states that the machine is designed to scrub hard floors using water and does not require water-based scrubbing detergent for its intended operation.

Operators still need to fill, drain and clean the tanks as part of routine servicing.

i-team lists an adjustable operating speed up to 0.8 m/s. Published noise levels are approximately 75 dB in power mode, 71 dB in standard mode and 65 dB in quiet mode.

The appropriate mode depends on the facility, floor condition and whether cleaning is performed while people are present.

The robot uses two 3D ToF sensors, one 2D LiDAR and four ultrasonic sensors. i-team describes smart navigation that can return later to an area when the path is temporarily blocked.

The co-botics app can be used to create maps and routes, while the system can also generate an efficient route for a defined area.

Yes. The co-botics app allows users to define cleaning zones, create one-time or recurring tasks, set repetition and cleaning modes, and establish no-go zones, virtual walls and slope areas.

Daily cleaning reports include information such as water use, covered and uncovered areas and task duration, and can be exported as PDF files.

No fixed water refill station is required for the standard operating concept. The robot uses a removable i-power battery and onboard clean- and recovery-water tanks.

This keeps installation relatively simple, but a cleaner must still refill water, empty recovery water, inspect the filter and service brushes and squeegees.

i-team explicitly recommends maintaining about 10 cm distance from walls or objects when setting cleaning zones and using a manual i-mop or cleaner for edge and detailed work.

This reflects the co-botic philosophy: the robot handles repetitive main-floor coverage while the human cleaner focuses on corners, edges and tasks requiring judgement.

i-team recommends wiping sensors, checking wheels, inspecting the squeegee and brush, and cleaning the filter as part of routine maintenance. Its FAQ suggests replacing the brush and squeegee roughly every two to three months for optimal performance.

Actual replacement frequency depends on floor condition, operating hours and wear. Consumable costs should be included in total cost of ownership.

i-team Global works through an international professional partner network. Availability, language, warranty, battery shipping and service support vary by country.

Before importing, confirm local electrical standards, charger version, software connectivity, spare parts, consumables and which partner will provide training and repairs.

The co-botic 45 is worth considering for medium-sized hard-floor areas where a cleaner can delegate repetitive open-floor scrubbing and focus on detail work. Its 35 kg weight, removable battery, 700 m²/h practical performance and strong app features make deployment relatively simple.

It is not designed to eliminate all manual cleaning, especially edges and corners. Compare it with larger autonomous scrubbers and other commercial cleaning robots based on floor area, staffing and service support.