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Pricing depends on the machine and the model you choose. Autonomous vacuums and sweepers for corridors and lobbies typically run in the low five figures to purchase, while larger scrubber-dryers like the Pudu BG1 Series or Gausium Scrubber 75P cost more given their tank capacity and coverage. RobotLAB also offers Robots-as-a-Service (RaaS), so you can pay a predictable monthly subscription instead of a capital outlay; request a quote for exact numbers on your property.

Payback is driven by how many labor hours the robot offsets across your corridors, garages, and amenity floors. Many multifamily operators see a payback on the order of 12 to 24 months when a robot handles repetitive floor care that would otherwise require dedicated staff or a third-party vendor. Because every community’s square footage and labor rates differ, ask us for an ROI model built on your actual floor plans and cleaning frequency.

They handle the repetitive floor work: autonomous vacuums like the LionsBot R3 Vac and Gausium Vacuum 40 cover carpeted corridors and hallways, while scrubbers like the CenoBots L3 and sweepers like the Pudu MT1 Max keep lobbies, clubhouses, and parking decks clean. The robots navigate around residents and furniture using 3D LiDAR, run on a set schedule, and return to a dock to recharge and report. Staff still handle detail work, spills, and resident-facing tasks.

Yes. Large-format scrubber-dryers such as the Pudu BG1 Series and Gausium Scrubber 75P are built for industrial square footage and are well suited to long corridors, garages, and amenity areas. Sweepers like the CenoBots S5 and Pudu MT1 Max cover open hard-surface spaces like parking decks and loading areas. We size the machine to your layout so it covers the area efficiently without constant intervention.

The goal isn’t to eliminate your team but to redeploy it. A robot takes over hours of repetitive corridor and lobby cleaning so your staff can focus on turns, resident requests, amenity detailing, and inspections that need a human. For properties relying on costly overnight or contracted floor-care crews, that labor offset is usually where the savings show up.

The robots on this page use 3D LiDAR and onboard sensors to map each floor and avoid people, pets, strollers, and obstacles in real time. They slow down or reroute when someone enters their path and run quietly enough for occupied corridors. You can also schedule them for low-traffic windows so they’re least disruptive to residents.

For this sector we work with Pudu, CenoBots, Gausium, LionsBot, LG, SoftBank, and Temi, among others. As a multi-brand integrator we’re not locked to one manufacturer, so we match the machine to your floor types, building size, and budget rather than fitting your property to a single product line.

Buying makes sense when you want to own the asset and have predictable long-term use; RaaS makes sense when you’d rather avoid capital expense and keep cleaning as a flat operating cost. With RaaS, service, support, and software updates are typically bundled into the monthly fee. We can quote both so you can compare against your current cleaning spend.

Routine upkeep is light: emptying dustbins or water tanks, swapping brushes and pads, and periodic cleaning of sensors. RobotLAB provides nationwide service and support, so repairs, parts, and software updates are handled rather than left to your on-site team. Under a RaaS agreement, most of that maintenance is included in your subscription.

A robot runs on a consistent schedule every day without no-shows, gives you logs of what was cleaned and when, and doesn’t carry the variable cost of contracted labor. It’s most effective on the predictable, repetitive floor care that vendors charge a premium for, while you keep human attention on the work that genuinely needs it. Many operators run a hybrid: robots for routine corridors and floors, staff or vendors for the rest.

Consistently clean lobbies, corridors, and amenity spaces are something residents notice, and a robot maintains that standard daily rather than only when a crew is scheduled. The technology also signals that the community invests in modern operations, which can be a differentiator in competitive rental markets. The practical payoff is cleaner common areas with less variability.

Tell us your community’s size, floor types, and the areas you want covered, and we’ll recommend the right machines and build an ROI model for your property. We can arrange a demo and walk you through purchase versus RaaS options. To get started, use the form on this page or call 1-87-RobotLAB.