LionsBot R5

LionsBot does not publish one fixed global retail price for the R5. The company directs buyers to a consultation and custom quote, and the final cost depends on country, number of robots, charging or refuel stations, accessories, delivery, training and service.

Ask for the complete deployed cost rather than only the robot price. You can request a LionsBot R5 quote through Anton Robots.

You can request the LionsBot R5 through Anton Robots, LionsBot and its regional commercial-cleaning partners. LionsBot states that the R5 is available globally.

Before buying, confirm local stock, charging or refuel station options, brushes, squeegee blades, software, installation, training, warranty and the support organisation responsible for your site.

R5 is a current commercial autonomous scrubber, but it is normally supplied as a professional cleaning solution rather than a consumer-style checkout item. Verify any listing against LionsBot’s current specification and support network.

If considering an ex-demo or used unit, confirm battery condition, software account transfer, service history, sensor calibration and whether regional warranty or remote support remains available.

Yes. You can request a LionsBot R5 quote through Anton Robots. A useful quote should include the robot, selected pads or brushes, charger, optional refuel station, delivery, mapping, training, software, warranty and maintenance support.

Provide floor area, route widths, floor type, shift schedule, expected cleaning hours and destination country so the supplier can size the fleet and operating model.

The exact package depends on supplier and project, but the core R5 includes the autonomous scrubber platform, 50 L solution tank, 40 L recovery tank, Gap-Free Tri-Brush cleaning system and its multi-sensor navigation stack.

• LionsBot R5 robot
• Charging equipment specified in the quote
• Brush pads and squeegee setup
• AI AdaptiveMap and AI NavSense software
• MagicTag and other accessories where selected
• Optional refuel station
• Mapping, training, warranty and support as quoted

LionsBot publishes average cleaning efficiency of approximately 1,300 m²/h, with maximum cleaning efficiency up to 2,059 m²/h. It also lists up to 5,000 m² coverage per charge.

Real output depends on route complexity, turns, obstacles, cleaning pressure, water servicing and operator interventions. Pilot the robot on representative routes before using the maximum figures for labour or ROI calculations.

The R5 is rated for up to 4 hours 20 minutes of runtime and approximately 3.5 hours charging. LionsBot links that runtime to up to 5,000 m² of coverage per charge under its published conditions.

Actual duty cycle will vary with floor condition, brush pressure, speed and traffic. Sites needing longer operating windows should plan charging, refuelling and fleet rotation.

R5 is designed to turn in place through 360 degrees. LionsBot positions this as a way to navigate dead ends, tight corners and complex layouts without needing to reverse out of constrained spaces.

That can reduce manoeuvring overhead in routes that cause conventional scrubbers to backtrack. The real benefit depends on aisle width, obstacles and the facility layout, so validate difficult corners during the site trial.

The R5 uses LionsBot’s Gap-Free Tri-Brush system with published cleaning pressure up to 34 g/cm² and brush downward force up to 29 kg. Cleaning width is 520 mm, with a 680 mm squeegee.

It is positioned as a direct walk-behind scrubber replacement for hard floors. Pad type, chemical, floor finish and speed should be matched to the site rather than maximising brush pressure by default.

R5 carries approximately 50 L of cleaning solution and 40 L of recovery water, plus a 1.25 L debris filter capacity.

Large tanks support longer routes, but water fill, wastewater disposal, debris removal and brush or squeegee inspection remain part of daily operations unless the deployment includes suitable automated servicing.

The R5 combines AI AdaptiveMap and AI NavSense with a broad sensor suite that LionsBot lists as 3D LiDAR, depth cameras, RGB cameras, 2D LiDARs, sonar and ToF sensors.

AdaptiveMap is designed to learn the space over repeated cleaning runs, while NavSense identifies obstacles, plans a route around them and returns the robot to its task. Dynamic sites should still be validated during commissioning.

Yes. LionsBot specifically positions R5 for fleet operation. Its system supports autonomous zone mapping and coordinated cleaning, with the goal of allowing one operator to supervise multiple robots without overlapping coverage.

The business case should still account for water servicing, consumables, exception handling, battery charging and human supervision requirements. Fleet sizing should be based on actual route time and accepted cleaned area.

LionsBot lists a charging station and a refuel station among the R5 accessories. The exact level of automated water servicing and site infrastructure should be confirmed in the quote.

If unattended cycles are important, ask the supplier to specify what the refuel station automates, required plumbing and drainage, docking clearances, cleaning of tanks or brushes and what still needs operator attention.

LionsBot states that the R5 is available globally and reports deployments across more than 30 countries. Actual sales coverage, certification, warranty and onsite service still depend on region.

Before importing, confirm local power, battery shipping, customs, software connectivity, data requirements, consumables, spare parts and who will handle commissioning and repairs.

Stock and delivery time vary by country, distributor and accessory configuration. Obtain written confirmation of the robot, charger or refuel station, shipping, mapping, training and commissioning dates.

Check warranty coverage, battery and sensor support, consumable lead times, remote assistance, preventive maintenance and local technician response. LionsBot also publishes company-level certifications including ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001, GDPR and SOC 2-related credentials.

R5 is worth considering for medium-to-large hard-floor facilities that want commercial scrubber power in a robot designed for tight turns and complex layouts. Its 360-degree turn-in-place mobility, 50 L tank, 4h20 runtime and fleet-oriented software are the main reasons to shortlist it.

It is not designed for carpet vacuuming, stairs or outdoor cleaning. Compare R5 with smaller LionsBot models and other commercial cleaning robots using real floor plans, labour costs and service availability.