UBTECH Cleinbot CC201 Intelligent Cleaning Service Robot

A cleaning crew that never tires is useful. One that works in near silence beside a library reading table is rarer. The UBTECH Cleinbot CC201 Intelligent Cleaning Service Robot is built around that second idea: a machine that vacuums, scrubs and pushes dust across a floor while the people around it carry on with their day.

The product is available through this page, by quotation.

Background

UBTECH and its service robots

UBTECH is a robotics brand whose commercial line covers guide and reception robots, delivery robots and floor-care machines. The Cleinbot name belongs to the cleaning side of that family. Alongside it sit the Cruzr wheeled humanoid robots and the Cadebot and AUCARI delivery robots, all aimed at businesses rather than households. You can see the wider range in the Commercial robots category.

For hotels, offices, schools and public buildings in the Caribbean, this kind of machine answers a practical problem. Floors need attention every day, often outside opening hours, and the work is repetitive. A robot that follows a mapped route can take on the routine passes and leave staff free for detail work.

Where the CC201 fits

The CC201 is a multi-function machine. It combines dust suction, floor scrubbing and dust pushing, so one unit can handle a wide range of soft and hard surfaces. It runs on a dual-purpose wet and dry motor and offers standard and intensive cleaning modes. The cleaning components are hard-bristle rollers, suction components and dust-pushing cloths.

Its navigation rests on 2D single-line lasers, structured light cameras and ultrasonic sensors. With these the unit actively avoids pedestrians, cliffs and temporary obstacles. Interfaces for turnstiles and elevators extend its work across areas and floors. Everything is designed so that the robot can be left to get on with it.

Technical Specifications

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

The manufacturer has not published the weight, the dimensions, the battery capacity, the rated power, the climbing ability, the cleaning speed, the contents of the box, the IP rating or the connectivity; they are confirmed at quotation.

What makes the CC201 different from a conventional floor machine?

The first difference is noise. In dust-pushing mode the CC201 runs at <5dB, which is why the manufacturer points to libraries and offices as ideal settings. A conventional machine often has to wait until the building is empty. A machine this quiet can work while people are still there.

The second is versatility. Many machines do one job: they scrub, or they vacuum. The CC201 combines dust suction, floor scrubbing and dust pushing in one unit, and the operator can choose between standard and intensive modes. A site with carpet in one wing and tile in another does not need two different machines for the basic routine.

The third is how little attention it asks for. When water or battery levels run low, alerts trigger an automated return to the charging station. The battery is a magazine-style design for rapid and convenient replacement. The pull-out modular build lets water tanks, batteries and cleaning components be disassembled within 5 seconds. A shift supervisor can swap parts quickly instead of calling a technician.

How does the CC201 find its way around a building?

Mapping comes first. A single mapping session can cover an area of 6,000 square meters. Once the map exists, No-Go Zone Settings let you define the robot's operational boundaries, and Noise Point Removal tidies the map of stray readings. A stairwell edge or a display area can be marked off limits.

In operation, the combination of lasers, structured light cameras and ultrasonic sensors lets the unit actively avoid pedestrians, cliffs and temporary obstacles. It can navigate narrow spaces with a passage width of 70cm and a table height of 70cm. That matters in cafeterias, reading rooms and offices where furniture leaves little room.

Finally, the interfaces for turnstiles and elevators enable cross-area and cross-floor operations. The robot is not limited to one open hall. It can be part of a plan that covers a whole building.

Who is the CC201 for?

The CC201 suits facilities that need regular, quiet floor care across large spaces: libraries, office buildings, schools and similar sites. Its 4,400 square meters per cleaning cycle and up to 11 hours of battery endurance in dust-pushing mode favor larger floor plans. Hotels and public buildings with long corridors and mixed surfaces are also natural candidates.

Facility managers will value the three control methods: the onboard touch screen, the APP and cloud platform control. The OTA one-click upgrade keeps the system current without a site visit. Cleaning contractors, who need machines that can be returned to service quickly, may find the magazine-style battery and the 5-second disassembly especially useful.

Buyers still comparing options can look at the UBTECH Cleinbot M79 Professional Cleaning Robot For Public Scenarios, or browse the full Cleaning Robots category.

What is the CC201 used for?

1. Quiet dust pushing: daily passes in libraries, offices and other places where noise is unwelcome.
2. Floor scrubbing: wet cleaning of hard surfaces with hard-bristle rollers and the dual-purpose motor.
3. Dust suction: picking up debris from soft and hard surfaces with the suction components.
4. Large-area routines: covering 4,400 square meters in a single cleaning cycle.
5. Multi-floor cleaning: working across areas and floors through turnstile and elevator interfaces.
6. Tight-space cleaning: moving through narrow passages of 70cm and around tables of 70cm height.

Pricing and Availability

No price is shown on this page. Quotation is the way to proceed: tell us about your site, the floor types and the number of units, and we will prepare an offer. Delivery, customs and support are arranged with the quotation. The UBTECH Cleinbot CC201 Intelligent Cleaning Service Robot is available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What surfaces can the CC201 clean?

It combines dust suction, floor scrubbing and dust pushing, and is suited to a wide range of soft and hard surfaces.

How long does the battery last and how long does it take to charge?

Battery endurance is up to 11 hours in dust-pushing mode, and charging takes 3 hours. The battery capacity itself has not been published.

Is the CC201 quiet enough for a library or office?

In dust-pushing mode the noise level is <5dB, and the manufacturer names libraries and offices as ideal environments.

Can it work in narrow spaces?

Yes. It can navigate narrow spaces with a passage width of 70cm and a table height of 70cm.

How is the robot controlled and updated?

It is controlled through the onboard touch screen, the APP or the cloud platform. It supports OTA one-click upgrade for system updates.

Can it work across several floors?

It offers interfaces for integration with turnstiles and elevators, enabling cross-area and cross-floor operations.

Where can I buy the CC201 and what does it cost?

The UBTECH Cleinbot CC201 is available through this page, by quotation. Send us your requirements and we will prepare an offer that covers delivery, customs and support.

Summary

The CC201 is built on a simple promise: floors that stay clean without anyone noticing the work. It brings together a quiet dust-pushing mode of <5dB, a 440mm cleaning width, up to 11 hours of endurance in dust-pushing mode and a multi-sensor navigation system. Tool-free modular parts, OTA updates and turnstile and elevator interfaces help it fit into a working building. For a quotation on the UBTECH Cleinbot CC201 Intelligent Cleaning Service Robot, this page is the starting point.