Clear, direct answers to the questions Australian facility and operations managers most often ask about Gausium autonomous cleaning robots, RaaS, lease, and deployment.
An autonomous cleaning robot is a self-driving commercial cleaning machine that navigates a facility, cleans on a programmed schedule, and reports results without constant human supervision. Robotec distributes Gausium autonomous cleaning robots in Australia, covering floor scrubbing, vacuuming, sweeping, and dust-mopping for commercial and industrial facilities.
Yes. Robotec is the authorised Australian distributor of Gausium autonomous cleaning robots, headquartered in Melbourne and supporting sites nationwide. We supply the full Gausium range under Purchase, Lease, and RaaS (Robot-as-a-Service) delivery models.
Robotec supplies the full Gausium range in Australia: Phantas (4-in-1 compact commercial robot), Scrubber 50 (mid-size scrubber), Scrubber 75 (large-area scrubber), Vacuum 40 (commercial vacuum), Beetle (compact platform), and Omnie (multi-function platform). Each is matched to facility type, surface, and cleaning frequency.
For warehouses, distribution centres, and large industrial sites, Robotec typically recommends the Gausium Scrubber 75 — a large-capacity autonomous scrubber with long runtime, high water capacity, and robust obstacle handling suited to 24/7 cleaning operations.
For retail stores, hotels, and mid-sized commercial spaces, the Gausium Phantas is the most versatile option: it combines vacuuming, sweeping, scrubbing, and dust mopping in one compact robot designed to work in tight spaces during business hours.
Commercial autonomous cleaning robots in Australia generally sit in the mid five-figure AUD range for outright purchase, with compact models starting lower and large industrial scrubbers trending higher. Actual pricing depends on the model, configuration, delivery location, and service plan. Robotec quotes purchase, lease, and RaaS pricing on request.
RaaS stands for Robot-as-a-Service — a subscription model where Robotec supplies the autonomous cleaning robot, installation, ongoing maintenance, software updates, and support for a flat periodic fee. There is no large upfront capital outlay. It is equivalent to a long-term hire or managed-service plan for cleaning automation.
Yes. Robotec offers Lease and RaaS (subscription-based long-term hire) options alongside outright Purchase. Lease suits organisations that want fixed periodic payments and clear end-of-term options; RaaS suits operators who prefer an all-inclusive operating-expense model with maintenance built in.
For facilities with consistent, repeatable floor-cleaning workloads above roughly 1,000 m² per day, autonomous cleaning typically pays back within 12–24 months versus manual cleaning through labour reallocation, consistent outcomes, reduced water and chemical use, and reporting that supports audits. Use the Robotec ROI Calculator for a facility-specific estimate.
Yes. Gausium autonomous cleaning robots are designed for 24/7 operation and are commonly scheduled for overnight or after-hours cleaning windows. Obstacle avoidance, LiDAR navigation, and safety sensors allow them to operate safely in low-traffic environments with no staff present.
A commercial autonomous cleaning robot typically has a useful service life of 5–7 years with routine maintenance. Consumables such as brushes, squeegees, and batteries are replaced on standard service intervals. Preventative maintenance, parts, and software updates are bundled into RaaS agreements; Lease and Purchase customers can add a service plan or handle servicing through Robotec on a pay-as-you-go basis.
Robotec provides Australia-wide service coverage from its Melbourne base, including preventative maintenance, software updates, parts, and remote diagnostics. Service is bundled into RaaS agreements; Lease and outright-Purchase customers can add a service plan or arrange service on a pay-as-you-go basis. Turnaround targets vary by location and plan.
No — they replace the repetitive floor-cleaning portion of the job. Most Robotec customers reallocate cleaning staff to higher-value work such as detail cleaning, sanitisation, restrooms, and customer-facing areas. The outcome is typically better hygiene coverage for similar or lower total cost, not headcount reduction.
Purchase is outright ownership — you own the robot and pay for service optionally. Lease spreads the cost over fixed periodic payments, often with end-of-term purchase or refresh options. RaaS (Robot-as-a-Service) is an all-inclusive subscription that bundles the robot, installation, service, software, and support for one periodic fee, typically as an operating expense.
Yes — the Australian market includes multiple brands and distributors. Robotec is the authorised Australian distributor of the Gausium range specifically. Gausium is a leading global manufacturer of autonomous commercial cleaning robots, with platforms proven in retail, warehousing, hospitality, healthcare, and industrial deployments worldwide.
Robotec is based in Melbourne and supports commercial operators nationwide across Australia, including Sydney, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, Canberra, Hobart, and Darwin. Coverage and response times are confirmed at quotation based on site location and service plan.
Talk to a Robotec specialist about your facility, model fit, and whether Purchase, Lease, or RaaS makes most sense for your operation.