SIASUN Industrial Cleaning Mobile Robot (D700C)

Picture a cleaner that takes its place on the shop floor like any other member of the line: it reads the aisle, steps around a dropped bottle, rides the elevator and carries on. The SIASUN Industrial Cleaning Mobile Robot (D700C) is built for that kind of work, where cleaning has to keep pace with production instead of waiting for it to stop.

The product is available through this page, by quotation.

Background

SIASUN and its mobile-robot lineage

SIASUN builds robots for industry, and its cleaning machines draw on the same engineering as its other mobile platforms. Its industrial cleaning robots are intelligent solutions purpose-built for industrial cleaning operations, integrating over 20 years of SIASUN expertise in mobile-robot control, navigation, and safety sensing.

That lineage matters because a cleaning robot is, before anything else, a vehicle that must move safely among people, pallets and other machines. Control, navigation and safety sensing are the skills behind any autonomous vehicle, and the D700C inherits them rather than adding them as an afterthought to a conventional scrubber.

For buyers across the Caribbean, where many sites are hotels, distribution centers, food and beverage plants and light manufacturing, this is a useful way to read the machine. It is an industrial mobile robot whose task happens to be cleaning. You can browse the wider range in the Cleaning Robots category.

Positioning and key technology of the D700C

The D700C is positioned for industrial floors where debris is mixed and production does not pause. Three ideas define it. The first is perception: AI recognition detects cables and debris, from tiny wire scraps to large beverage bottles, so the robot deals with the kind of waste that defeats a simple brush-and-squeegee routine.

The second is its independent airflow design, which delivers up to 90% cleaning efficiency and 99% dust filtration. Textile and apparel environments are the ideal setting, because the design handles lint and fibers without tangling. A self-cleaning filter mesh reduces maintenance costs and extends service life.

The third is cooperation. In co-line operation mode the robot works alongside AGVs for synchronized operations, keeping production and cleaning running in parallel. Together with support for elevator control, door access control, mobile app operation and cloud-based monitoring, it is designed to behave as part of a connected facility.

Technical Specifications

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

The manufacturer has not published the battery capacity, the runtime, the charging time, the noise level, the IP rating, the navigation method, the dust bin capacity or the climbing ability; they are confirmed at quotation.

What makes the D700C different from a conventional floor scrubber?

A conventional scrubber is a tool that someone drives. The D700C is a worker that drives itself, and the difference shows up in three places.

First, it sees what it is cleaning. Its AI recognition picks out cables and debris, and it deals with everything from tiny wire scraps to large beverage bottles. On a floor where offcuts, packaging and loose items are normal, that matters more than raw width, because a machine that stops or snags at every obstacle never reaches its rated coverage.

Second, it protects itself and the people around it. The safety package combines 3D LiDAR, vision, ultrasonic sensors, anti-fall protection and bumper (contact) sensing. Several sensing methods working together mean that no single sensor type has to cover every situation, from a person stepping into the aisle to an edge or drop.

Third, it handles dust and fiber in a different way. The independent airflow design delivers up to 90% cleaning efficiency and 99% dust filtration, and it manages lint and fibers without tangling. The self-cleaning filter mesh keeps that airflow working and reduces maintenance costs while extending service life. For a plant that produces fine dust or textile waste, this is the feature that separates the D700C from a machine that simply pushes water around.

How does the D700C fit into a working facility?

The answer is integration. Supporting elevator control and door access control means the robot can move between floors and through controlled doorways without a person escorting it. Mobile app operation gives supervisors a simple way to start and manage jobs, and cloud-based monitoring lets a manager follow the work from outside the cleaning area.

Co-line operation mode goes a step further. The robot works alongside AGVs for synchronized operations, so cleaning and production run in parallel rather than in turns. In a site that already uses automated guided vehicles, the cleaner joins an existing traffic pattern instead of forcing a separate schedule.

On the physical side, the body measures 800x600x600(mm) and weighs 85 kg, with a maximum travel speed of 1.2 m/s. That footprint is compact for a machine with a 700mm cleaning width and 45L clean/dirty water tank capacity, and the maximum cleaning throughput is 2500㎡/h.

Who is the SIASUN D700C for?

Factory operators with continuous production are the clearest fit. If cleaning currently competes with output for floor time, a robot that works alongside AGVs removes much of that conflict.

Textile, apparel and similar plants form a second group, because the independent airflow design is aimed at lint and fibers. Warehouses and logistics centers form a third, particularly where cables, strapping and bottles end up on the floor.

Multi-level facilities, such as buildings with several production or storage floors, benefit from the elevator and door access integration. Facility managers who want reporting and remote oversight will value the mobile app and cloud-based monitoring.

If you are comparing options, other SIASUN machines may suit different floors. The SIASUN QD450E Industrial Autonomous Floor Scrubber and Sweeper and the SIASUN QD750F Autonomous Floor Scrubber and Sweeper are worth reviewing alongside the D700C, and we can help you weigh them against your layout.

What is the SIASUN D700C used for?

1. Cleaning mixed debris: it detects cables and debris, from tiny wire scraps to large beverage bottles, and cleans them from the floor.
2. Textile and apparel floors: the independent airflow design handles lint and fibers without tangling.
3. Cleaning beside AGVs: co-line operation mode keeps production and cleaning running in parallel.
4. Multi-floor sites: elevator control and door access control let it travel through the building on its own.
5. Large open floors: a 700mm cleaning width and 2500㎡/h maximum throughput suit extensive aisles and halls.
6. Supervised operation: mobile app operation and cloud-based monitoring give managers control and visibility.

Pricing and Availability

The D700C is sold by quotation, so there is no price list to compare. Send us your floor type, area, layout and any AGV or access-control systems you use, and we will prepare a quotation matched to them. Delivery, customs and support are arranged together with the quotation. Everything you need to start that request is available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the cleaning width of the D700C?

The cleaning width is 700mm. The maximum cleaning throughput is 2500㎡/h.

How large are the water tanks?

The clean/dirty water tank capacity is 45L.

Which sensors protect people and equipment?

Safety protection combines 3D LiDAR, vision, ultrasonic sensors, anti-fall protection and bumper (contact) sensing.

Can it work in a plant that uses AGVs?

Yes. Co-line operation mode lets it work alongside AGVs for synchronized operations, so production and cleaning run in parallel.

Can it be controlled and monitored remotely?

Yes. It supports mobile app operation and cloud-based monitoring, as well as elevator control and door access control.

Are the battery runtime and IP rating listed?

Not on this page. Ask for them when you send your quotation request.

Where can I buy the D700C and what does it cost?

You can request it through this page, by quotation. The cost depends on your configuration and site requirements, so we provide it with the quotation rather than listing it here.

Summary

The D700C answers a simple question: what if cleaning could work on the same floor, at the same time, as production? With AI recognition of cables and debris, an independent airflow design, a layered safety package and integration with AGVs, elevators, doors, apps and the cloud, it is built to be a colleague on the line rather than a tool waiting for a quiet hour. If that matches the way your site runs, this page is the starting point.