OrionStar CleaniBot M1 Commercial Scrubbing & Mopping Robot

A hospital corridor at three in the morning, a school hall before the first bell, an office lobby long after the last badge swipe: floors in these places need care when nobody is around to push a machine. The OrionStar CleaniBot M1 Commercial Scrubbing & Mopping Robot is built for exactly those hours. It scrubs, sweeps and dust mops on its own, then goes back to its dock to recharge, refill and drain.

This product is available through this page, by quotation.

Background

The OrionStar name and the M1's place in the range

The CleaniBot M1 carries the OrionStar name and sits in the OrionStar range of commercial service robots. You can browse the wider range in the OrionStar category. The manufacturer describes the M1 as a fully autonomous cleaning workhorse designed for modern commercial environments, and that phrase sums up its purpose well. It is meant to be a working machine for facilities, not a showpiece.

The fact sheet for this model names a single version, the CleaniBot M1, so every figure in this article belongs to that one machine.

One system for three jobs

Many facilities run separate routines for sweeping, scrubbing and dust mopping, often with separate equipment and separate staff time. The CleaniBot M1 integrates scrubbing, sweeping and dust mopping into one system, which delivers floor care with minimal human intervention. Its cleaning modes are scrubbing, dust mopping and water absorption.

The scrubbing hardware is a 50cm floating pressurized dual roller brush paired with a 68cm auto-lifting squeegee. The floating brush keeps ground pressure consistent so heavy stains come off, and the squeegee leaves floors dry and safe to walk on. Eleven advanced sensors handle obstacle detection, real-time path adjustment and navigation in dynamic environments, meaning places where people, carts and chairs move around.

Technical Specifications

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

The manufacturer has not published the rated power, the IP rating, the scrubbing pressure, the items included in the box, the map capacity, the obstacle sensor types or the brush and squeegee replacement intervals; they are confirmed at quotation.

What makes the CleaniBot M1 different from a manual scrubber?

A manual scrubber is only as consistent as the person steering it. Pressure varies, overlap varies, and the work stops when the shift ends. The CleaniBot M1 replaces that variation with a floating, pressurized dual roller brush that holds even ground pressure, followed by an auto-lifting squeegee that leaves the floor dry. The result is the same pass, repeated the same way, every time it runs.

The second difference is what happens between jobs. The autonomous charging dock and automatic water refilling station let the robot recharge, refill clean water and drain wastewater independently. A staff member does not have to carry buckets or plug in a charger. With a 35 L clean water tank and a 33 L waste water tank on board, and a 2 h charging time, the machine keeps returning to work with little supervision.

Scheduling and reporting complete the picture. The M1 supports scheduled tasks and generates digital reports, so a facility manager can set cleaning for quiet hours and then check what was done. Connectivity is by Wi-Fi or 4G, which gives you a choice of network arrangement.

How long can the CleaniBot M1 run on one charge?

The battery figures depend on the task. The battery is rated 28.8 Vdc, 60 Ah. Operating time is 3.5h when scrubbing and 8h when mopping. The highlights also mention dual 68L water tanks that support up to 8 hours of continuous cleaning, and say the M1 ensures 24/7 continuous operation, helped by its docking and water station.

The tank figures need a clear reading. The highlights speak of dual 68L water tanks, while the specification lists a 35 L clean water tank and a 33 L waste water tank. Both are given here as stated, so ask us how they relate when you request your quotation.

Who is the CleaniBot M1 for?

The M1 is positioned for medium to large-sized spaces such as office complexes, hospitals and schools. In practice, three kinds of buyers stand out.

Facility managers with large floor areas and limited hours will value the 1200㎡/h maximum cleaning efficiency, the scheduling and the digital reports. Hospitals and schools care about quiet and dry floors: the dust mopping mode is rated below 65dB(A), scrubbing below 78dB(A), and the squeegee leaves the surface dry. Cleaning service contractors can use one machine for three tasks and reduce the time staff spend on repetitive passes, leaving them free for detail work.

Check your site before you order. The robot is 775 mm long and 681.5 mm wide, with a minimum passing width of 780 mm, so narrow doorways and tight aisles need measuring. It climbs obstacles up to 20 mm and handles gradients up to 8°, which matters for door thresholds and ramps. For the wider family of machines, see the OrionStar category.

What is the CleaniBot M1 used for?

1. Scrubbing hard floors. The 50cm dual roller brush works at consistent pressure to lift heavy stains.
2. Dust mopping. A quieter mode, below 65dB(A), for routine upkeep of corridors and lobbies.
3. Sweeping light debris. Handles garbage up to 5cm high and collects it in a 0.9L dust bin.
4. Water absorption. The auto-lifting 68cm squeegee picks up water so floors are left dry and safe.
5. Scheduled overnight cleaning. Tasks run on a timetable with little staff involvement.
6. Documented cleaning. Digital reports show what was cleaned and when.

Pricing and Availability

We do not list prices on this page. Quotation is the way to buy: tell us about your site, the floor area and your schedule, and we will prepare an offer. Delivery, customs and support are arranged with the quotation. The OrionStar CleaniBot M1 Commercial Scrubbing & Mopping Robot is available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the CleaniBot M1 empty and refill itself?

Yes. Its autonomous charging dock and automatic water refilling station enable independent recharging, clean-water refilling and wastewater drainage.

What cleaning modes does it offer?

Three: scrubbing, dust mopping and water absorption. They are combined in one system that also sweeps.

How wide is its cleaning path?

The main brush cleans a width of 500 mm, and the auto-lifting squeegee is 68cm wide.

How quiet is it?

Noise is below 78dB(A) when scrubbing and below 65dB(A) when dust mopping.

Can it be scheduled and monitored?

Yes. It supports scheduled tasks and generates digital reports, and it connects by Wi-Fi or 4G.

What is the IP rating and what comes in the box?

Neither detail is listed for this model at present. Ask for both when you request your quotation.

Where can I buy the CleaniBot M1 and what does it cost?

You can buy it through this page by requesting a quotation. The price depends on your project and is given in the quotation, not on the page.

Summary

The CleaniBot M1 answers a simple problem: floors need attention when no one is free to give it. It scrubs, sweeps and dust mops with a floating dual roller brush and an auto-lifting squeegee, follows a schedule, reports what it did and looks after its own charging and water. For offices, hospitals and schools with medium to large floor areas, this page is the starting point.