SEER Robotics Industrial Cleaning Robot (SCL-AWG50)

A cleaning crew works best when the job gets done the same way every night, and that is hard to keep up with people alone. The SEER Robotics Industrial Cleaning Robot (SCL-AWG50) is built to give large floors that steady rhythm. It drives itself, sweeps and mops, and even takes care of its own water and charging.

This product is available through this page, by quotation.

Background

SEER Robotics and its lineage

SEER Robotics (06106.HK) is a platform-based embodied intelligent robotics company built around what it calls the Robot Brain. It serves more than 2,500 customers worldwide with intelligent robotics solutions. Most people know the company for autonomous vehicles that move goods through warehouses and factories, and the cleaning robot draws on that same experience of working inside busy industrial sites.

That background matters for a floor cleaner. A machine that must share aisles with people, pallets and other vehicles needs the same habits as a logistics robot: it knows where it is, it sees what is in front of it, and it stops when something steps into its path.

Positioning and key technology

The SCL-AWG50 is sold under the product name Laser SLAM Cleaning Robot. Laser SLAM means the robot builds a map of the building with laser sensing and locates itself on that map as it works. Inside the robot sits the SEER Robotics universal mobile robot controller SRC-2000. It provides core functions such as map construction, positioning and navigation, model editing and path planning.

For safety, the robot combines a 3D camera with laser sensors. Together they let it recognize obstacles dynamically, stop instantly, steer around obstacles and avoid falling. The robot is also designed to complete recharging, fresh water refill and wastewater discharge on its own, so a shift does not stop each time a tank runs low. It integrates with SEER's dispatching system (RDS), which suits sites that already run several SEER machines under one scheduler.

Technical Specifications

Specifications as published by the manufacturer; confirmed against the datasheet at quotation.

The manufacturer has not published the ingress protection rating, the power consumption, the included accessories, the brush and pad specifications, the certifications or the operating temperature range; they are confirmed at quotation.

How does the SCL-AWG50 manage a large floor without constant supervision?

The answer lies in three abilities working together. First, it navigates by laser SLAM, so it follows a mapped route instead of wandering. Second, its 3D camera and laser sensors watch for obstacles, so people and objects in the aisle do not bring the job to a halt for long. Third, it looks after its own supplies: it recharges, refills fresh water and discharges wastewater autonomously.

The two 34 L tanks, one for clean water and one for dirty water, set how long it can mop before a service stop. The lithium iron phosphate battery is rated 24 V / 50 Ah, and the stated charging time is 1 h. The comprehensive battery life is 8 h to 10 h when pushing dust and 2 h to 4 h when mopping, so the working pattern you choose decides how long a run lasts.

Is it small enough for tight aisles yet wide enough to be productive?

The robot is 900 x 676 x 1080 mm and needs a minimum aisle width of 900 mm. Within that footprint it mops a 500 mm path and pushes dust across 670 mm. The manufacturer gives a cleaning efficiency of up to 1800 ㎡/h at a driving speed of 3.6 km/h.

Edges are where many machines fall short. This one cleans along the edge at a distance of 10 cm to 20 cm. The maximum braking distance is ＜20 cm, related to the ground material, and it can pass slopes of ＜8°. Noise is ＜70 dB(A), which matters in places where staff and visitors are present during cleaning.

Who is the SCL-AWG50 for?

Facility managers at factories and large warehouses are the first group. They have wide stretches of tile, cement, stone, terrazzo or epoxy flooring that need regular cleaning, and they want the result to be consistent across shifts.

The second group is operators who already use SEER vehicles. Because the cleaner works with the RDS dispatching system, it can sit in the same fleet environment. If your site is mainly about moving goods, see the Logistics Robots category for the transport side of the range.

Property and service companies in the Caribbean are a third group: hotels, ports, distribution centers and shopping complexes with large hard floors and limited cleaning staff. If you are comparing floor-care machines in general, our Cleaning Robots category shows the wider choice. Sites with only soft flooring, or with slopes of 8° or more, should discuss their layout with us before ordering, since the published floor types and slope limit are what the manufacturer states.

What is the SCL-AWG50 used for?

1. Routine floor mopping. It mops a 500 mm path on tile, cement, stone, terrazzo and epoxy floors.
2. Dust pushing. With a 670 mm dust pushing width, it clears dry debris before or between wet cleaning.
3. Edge cleaning. It runs along walls and racking at a distance of 10 cm to 20 cm.
4. Unattended service cycles. It recharges, refills fresh water and discharges wastewater by itself.
5. Fleet-coordinated work. It connects to the SEER dispatching system (RDS) alongside other SEER robots.
6. Cleaning in shared spaces. Its 3D camera and laser sensors detect obstacles so it can stop or avoid them near people and equipment.

Pricing and Availability

We do not print prices on this page. A quotation is the way to proceed, and it is tailored to your site and quantity. Delivery, customs and support are arranged with the quotation. The SEER Robotics Industrial Cleaning Robot (SCL-AWG50) is available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What navigation does the SCL-AWG50 use?

It uses Laser SLAM navigation. The built-in SRC-2000 controller handles map construction, positioning and navigation.

What floors can it clean?

The manufacturer lists tile, cement, stone, terrazzo and epoxy floors.

How wide an aisle does it need?

The minimum aisle width is 900 mm. The robot itself measures 900 x 676 x 1080 mm.

How long does it run on one charge?

The comprehensive battery life is 8 h to 10 h for dust pushing and 2 h to 4 h for mopping. Charging takes 1 h.

Does it handle water and charging by itself?

Yes. It is designed to complete recharging, fresh water refill and wastewater discharge autonomously.

How does it avoid obstacles?

It combines a 3D camera with laser sensors to recognize obstacles, stop instantly, avoid obstacles and prevent falling.

Where can I buy the SCL-AWG50 and what does it cost?

You can buy it through this page by requesting a quotation. The cost depends on your site and quantity, so we give it in the quotation and not on the page.

Summary

Keeping a large floor clean is a matter of repetition, and the SCL-AWG50 is made for that. It maps the building by laser, watches its path with a 3D camera and laser sensors, and looks after its own charging and water. It fits into aisles from 900 mm wide and works with the SEER dispatching system. For specifications, confirmation of what is not yet published and a quotation, this page is the starting point.