OrionStar CleaniBot M1

OrionStar does not publish one universal retail price for the CleaniBot M1 on its current official product page. Commercial pricing can vary by country, charging and water-station package, freight, commissioning, training, warranty and local support.

You can request an OrionStar CleaniBot M1 quote through Anton Robots and compare the complete deployed package rather than only the robot hardware.

You can request the OrionStar CleaniBot M1 through Anton Robots or directly through OrionStar Robotics and its regional sales channels. OrionStar provides a current request-demo and regional-sales process for the product.

Before buying, confirm the charging and water station, deployment, training, software access, consumables, warranty and local service coverage.

The CleaniBot M1 is a current OrionStar commercial cleaning robot, but professional units are typically handled through a commercial sales and deployment process rather than consumer-style checkout.

If you find an M1 listed by a reseller, verify the exact model, battery, station, software access, service territory and whether manufacturer support is included.

Yes. OrionStar currently provides a Request Demo process for CleaniBot M1, and you can also request an M1 quote through Anton Robots.

Provide floor area, floor type, route widths, operating hours, traffic level, water and drainage access and destination country so the supplier can validate the deployment.

The exact commercial package varies by region and supplier. The core CleaniBot M1 platform includes the autonomous cleaning robot, battery system, dual-roller-brush cleaning hardware, squeegee, navigation system and network connectivity.

• OrionStar CleaniBot M1 robot
• 28.8 Vdc 60 Ah battery system
• 500 mm floating pressurised dual roller brushes
• 680 mm auto-lifting squeegee
• Wi-Fi / 4G connectivity
• Automatic charging and water station where included
• Deployment, training, warranty and support as quoted

Ask for a written packing list because the water station and commercial services may vary by offer.

OrionStar describes the M1 as integrating scrubbing, sweeping and dust mopping. Its current specification also lists water absorption as a cleaning mode.

The floating pressurised dual roller brushes scrub the floor while the auto-lifting squeegee and recovery system remove dirty water. The robot is intended primarily for commercial indoor floor care.

OrionStar publishes a maximum cleaning efficiency of up to 1,200 m²/h with a 500 mm main-brush cleaning width.

Actual productivity depends on route geometry, traffic, floor condition, cleaning mode, obstacle frequency and station visits. A representative site trial should be used for labour and ROI calculations.

The M1 is specified for approximately 3.5 hours of scrubbing runtime and up to 8 hours of dust-mopping runtime. OrionStar lists charging time at about 2 hours.

Actual runtime varies with floor resistance, operating speed, cleaning mode, traffic and battery condition.

OrionStar’s current specification lists a 35 L clean-water tank, 33 L wastewater tank and 0.9 L dust bin.

These capacities support commercial cleaning routes, while the automatic water station can reduce manual refilling and drainage where installed.

The M1 can automatically return to its station for recharging, clean-water refill and wastewater drainage. OrionStar positions this workflow for continuous scheduled operation with reduced routine operator intervention.

The station requires suitable electrical supply, water, drainage and docking space. Confirm installation requirements and exactly what station hardware is included in the local quote.

OrionStar states that CleaniBot M1 uses 11 advanced sensors for precise obstacle detection, real-time path adjustment and safe navigation in dynamic environments.

The current M1 product page does not publish a complete sensor-by-sensor hardware breakdown, so buyers should not infer specific sensor types beyond what OrionStar documents for the exact production unit.

OrionStar publishes a minimum passing width of 780 mm. The robot itself measures approximately 775 × 681.5 × 1,012 mm.

Real routes should be measured with shelving, furniture, doors and pedestrian traffic in place. OrionStar also lists maximum obstacle climbing of 20 mm and gradeability up to 8 degrees.

OrionStar lists marble, terrazzo, plastic flooring, ceramic tile, artificial stone and epoxy resin among applicable floor types.

Application examples include office buildings, hospitality, universities, shopping malls, factories and transportation facilities, while OrionStar also describes the M1 as suitable for hospitals and schools.

Yes. OrionStar states that the M1 supports scheduled cleaning tasks and digital reports. The robot also supports Wi-Fi and 4G connectivity.

Before deployment, confirm which management interface, reporting functions, user permissions, data storage and connectivity requirements are included in the regional software package.

Check battery warranty, brush and squeegee consumables, pumps and water-system service, sensor support, software access, remote assistance, spare-parts availability and technician response times.

If the business case depends on highly autonomous operation, also confirm how quickly the charging and water station can be repaired and what manual fallback procedure is available.

The CleaniBot M1 is worth considering for medium-to-large indoor facilities that want autonomous scrubbing, sweeping and dust mopping with meaningful tank capacity and automated water servicing. Its 1,200 m²/h published efficiency, 35/33 L tanks, 3.5-hour scrub runtime and station-based servicing are the main reasons to shortlist it.

It is a weaker fit for carpet-heavy sites, outdoor routes, stairs or passages below its autonomous clearance. Compare it with other commercial cleaning robots using a representative site trial.