LionsBot

LionsBot is an autonomous commercial cleaning robot maker, engineered in Singapore. Its robots scrub, vacuum and navigate without an operator, and the company states that more than 7,000 robots are deployed in over 40 countries. The site says its machines work in airports, hospitals, malls and logistics centres. The company describes eight years of building cleaning robots.

Robot range

The R5 is the flagship scrubber, which the site presents as a full replacement for a walk-behind machine. It turns in place through 360 degrees, so it can clean dead ends and tight corners without reversing, and it is rated at 5,000 square metres per charge. The LionsBot R3 Scrub Pro is a heavy-duty scrubber for back-of-house corridors, service areas and narrow retail floors, and it is often deployed alongside an R5. A quieter unit runs while a space is still occupied, which suits offices, hotels, libraries and education campuses.

Dealers and reporting

LionsBot runs a dealership programme with an assigned territory, aimed at cleaning contractors and facility managers. Each run is logged automatically with area, time, route and completion, in a format the company says audit and procurement teams can verify. The company also argues that robots turn some labour spending into equipment spending that can be planned once.

Case study and output

The site describes an international airport in Southeast Asia that moved overnight cleaning across its departure terminals to R5 units, after night shifts proved expensive and hard to staff. It estimates that at 5,000 square metres an R5 frees about three hours a day, equal to 106 eight-hour shifts a year.

Key facts

• Based in: Singapore
• Products: LionsBot R5, LionsBot R3 Scrub Pro
• Markets: Airports, hospitals, malls, logistics centres, offices and education campuses across more than 40 countries