SIASUN Industrial Cleaning Robots (Industrial cleaning robots)
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- Industrial cleaning robots
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SIASUN Industrial Cleaning Robots (Industrial cleaning robots)
A plant can automate every machine on its line and still leave the floor beneath them to a mop and a clipboard. The SIASUN Industrial Cleaning Robots take on that last manual job: an intelligent robot made for cleaning work in industrial settings, able to map its surroundings, steer through tight spots and report back to the systems that run the plant.
The product is available through this page, by quotation.
Background
SIASUN and the Xing Weilai cleaning robot
SIASUN is a robotics maker whose mobile robots serve factories and logistics sites. This cleaning robot is sold under the Xing Weilai name and is described by its maker as the first product in the industry that focuses on intelligent cleaning for industrial scenarios. Since its launch it has drawn wide attention in the industry, which says something about how little purpose-built automation existed for factory floor cleaning before it.
Its roots are in the company's wider mobile robot work. The cleaning robot integrates the control technology, navigation technology and safety sensing technology that SIASUN has accumulated over 20 years. In plain terms, it is not a household cleaner scaled up. It is a mobile robot platform built to industrial standards, with cleaning as its assigned task.
Positioning and key technology
Traditional industrial cleaning has well-known problems: high labor intensity, low intelligence, poor real-time performance and interruptions to production. The Xing Weilai robot is offered as an intelligent, efficient and cost-effective alternative, and it is especially suited to intelligent unmanned factories.
Three technologies shape the product. The first is industrial grade SLAM navigation, developed independently by SIASUN, which gives the robot one-click mapping, rapid deployment, strong environmental adaptability and robustness. The second is a powerful sports chassis that allows a zero turning radius, so the robot can deal with sanitary blind spots such as narrow passages and wall corners. The third is connection to a mobile robot scheduling system, so that the robot can be managed centrally and its operational data fed back to the upper system in real time.
For wider context, you may also browse our Industrial Robots category or the full SIASUN range.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Product type | Intelligent robot for cleaning operations in the industrial field |
| Navigation | Industrial grade SLAM navigation developed by SIASUN |
| Mapping and deployment | One-click mapping, rapid deployment |
| Turning radius | Zero, on a powerful sports chassis |
| Fleet management | Central management by the mobile robot scheduling system; operational data fed back to the upper system in real time |
| Automatic workstation | Optional; automatic water addition, sewage discharge and automatic charging without manual intervention |
| Multi-robot operation | Multi-task cleaning and multi-robot collaborative dispatching |
Specifications as published by the manufacturer; confirmed against the datasheet at quotation.
The manufacturer has not published the dimensions, the weight, the cleaning width, the cleaning efficiency, the battery capacity and runtime, the water tank capacity, the travel speed, the noise level, the IP rating, the safety sensors or the contents of the box; they are confirmed at quotation.
What makes this robot different from a conventional floor cleaner?
The difference starts with what the machine is expected to live alongside. A conventional cleaner is operated by a person who decides where to go, when to refill and when to recharge. The Xing Weilai robot is designed to remove those decisions from the person. It builds its own map with one click, follows it with industrial grade SLAM navigation, and can be dispatched by the same kind of scheduling system that coordinates other mobile robots in a plant.
The second difference is the way it handles the edges of a room. Cleaning is often judged by the corners and narrow lanes between equipment, not by the open aisles. With a zero turning radius, the robot can turn on the spot and reach the passages and wall corners where larger machines struggle.
The third difference is the chain of tasks around cleaning. With the optional automated workstation, the robot can add water, discharge sewage and charge itself, with no manual intervention throughout the process. For a lithium battery plant, the maker describes this as the ability to charge or change water autonomously and operate continuously.
What does the optional workstation add?
Without a workstation, someone still has to attend to the robot at the end of a run. With the optional automated workstation, three chores move to the machine: water addition, sewage discharge and charging. That matters most in unmanned factories and unmanned warehouses, where the point is that nobody is standing by.
Because the workstation is optional, you can decide whether the site needs fully hands-off operation or whether a simpler setup is enough. Which configuration is right depends on the site, and we can discuss it when you request a quotation.
Who is the SIASUN Industrial Cleaning Robot for?
The first group is operators of intelligent unmanned factories, where a manual cleaning crew works against the logic of the whole plant. The robot is especially suited to these sites, as it keeps the floor clean without people in the loop.
The second group is production managers in demanding workshops, such as IC equipment workshops and new energy battery production workshops. The maker reports that the robot improves the cleanliness of the production environment while supporting production efficiency and safety.
The third group is warehouse operators running unmanned warehouses who want cleaning to be scheduled and recorded like any other automated task.
The fourth group is manufacturers across the industries where the robot has already been applied: new energy batteries, photovoltaics, aerospace, automotive parts and power appliances. If your plant also needs the robot to move or handle material, our SIASUN Mobile Manipulator Robot is a different kind of machine worth comparing.
What is the SIASUN Industrial Cleaning Robot used for?
- Cleaning IC equipment workshops. Keeps floors in semiconductor-related workshops clean without a manual crew.
- Cleaning new energy battery production workshops. Supports a clean production environment in battery manufacturing, including lithium battery plants.
- Cleaning unmanned warehouses. Works in storage spaces where people are not routinely present.
- Reaching blind spots. Handles narrow passages and wall corners thanks to its zero turning radius.
- Continuous operation. Charges and changes water autonomously when paired with the optional workstation.
- Coordinated fleet cleaning. Takes part in multi-task cleaning and multi-robot collaborative dispatching under the mobile robot scheduling system.
Pricing and Availability
We do not publish prices for this robot. The right configuration depends on your site, including whether you need the optional automated workstation and how many robots will work together, so quotation is the way to proceed. Send us your requirements and we will prepare a quotation for you. Delivery, customs and support are arranged together with the quotation. The SIASUN Industrial Cleaning Robots are available on this page.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the SIASUN Industrial Cleaning Robot?
It is an intelligent robot tailored for cleaning operations in the industrial field, sold under the Xing Weilai name. It builds on SIASUN's mobile robot control, navigation and safety sensing technology.
How does the robot find its way around?
It uses industrial grade SLAM navigation developed by SIASUN. It offers one-click mapping, rapid deployment, strong environmental adaptability and robustness.
Can it clean narrow passages and corners?
Yes. Its powerful sports chassis allows a zero turning radius, so it can deal with narrow passages and wall corners.
Can it be managed together with other robots?
Yes. It can be centrally managed by the mobile robot scheduling system, and its operational data can be fed back to the upper system in real time. It also supports multi-robot collaborative dispatching.
Does it refill and recharge by itself?
With the optional automated workstation, it can add water, discharge sewage and charge automatically, without manual intervention during the whole process.
Which industries use it?
It has been applied in new energy batteries, photovoltaics, aerospace, automotive parts and power appliances. It is also used in IC equipment workshops and unmanned warehouses.
Where can I buy the SIASUN Industrial Cleaning Robots and what does it cost?
The robots are available through this page, by quotation. We do not list a price; send us your requirements and we will prepare a quotation for your site.
Summary
The factory floor is the one surface that automation has often passed over. The SIASUN Industrial Cleaning Robots address it with SLAM navigation, a zero-radius chassis, connection to a scheduling system and an optional workstation that handles water and charging. They suit unmanned factories, battery and IC workshops and unmanned warehouses, and the key figures such as dimensions and battery runtime are confirmed at quotation. If you are ready to bring cleaning into your automation plan, this page is the starting point.


