These robots are designed for a wide range of applications, including factories, shopping malls, hospitals, data centers, and large campuses.
Their control architecture typically consists of three core units: a low-level motion controller (chassis controller), a navigation domain controller, and a cleaning system controller. Most systems adopt a distributed multi-controller architecture to coordinate navigation, vehicle motion, and cleaning operations.
As one of the fastest-growing and most technically demanding segments in the cleaning equipment industry, autonomous cleaning robots offer significant market potential. However, reliable real-world deployment and adaptation to diverse operating environments remain key industry challenges.
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