Gausium

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Gausium develops autonomous robots for commercial floor cleaning. Founded in 2013, the company previously operated under the Gaussian Robotics name and announced its Gausium branding in May 2022. Its background in SLAM navigation underpins robots that map a site and locate themselves as they work. A cleaning range built around different tasks The Gausium range covers floor scrubbing, sweeping, vacuuming and dust mopping. Choosing between these methods depends on the floor and the material being removed. A carpeted hotel corridor and a warehouse aisle with loose debris call for different equipment, even when their floor areas are similar. The manufacturer addresses retail, hospitality, offices, transport facilities, warehouses and industrial sites. Robots handle recurring floor-cleaning tasks within their operating areas, while site staff prepare the equipment, manage exceptions and inspect the result. How the product families differ Phantas combines scrubbing, sweeping, vacuuming and dust mopping in a compact platform. It is relevant to mixed-floor spaces and layouts where access around furniture matters. Vacuum 40 focuses on dry floor care, including carpets. The manufacturer's applications include hotel corridors and office buildings. Scrubber 75 is a floor-scrubbing platform for large sites such as warehouses, factories and car parks. The appropriate version and equipment depend on the working environment. Beetle is an industrial robotic sweeper for dry debris, including sand, paper and wood chips. Omnie is designed for complex, changing environments. Its navigation combines 3D LiDAR with panoramic camera coverage. Marvel addresses large commercial and industrial spaces, combining sweeping and scrubbing in one pass. The manufacturer's current range also includes Mira, which combines sweeping and scrubbing for mid-sized commercial premises. A family overview does not establish local stock, an included accessory or the configuration of an individual robot. App, cloud management and compatible stations The Gausium App and cloud platform support task scheduling, map management, remote monitoring and operational reports. Maps can include restricted areas. The manufacturer also provides over-the-air software updates and an API for connections with other applications and IoT devices. A particular integration needs to be assessed against the robot model and the site's systems. A charging dock and a workstation provide different levels of automation. Water refill, drainage and other functions depend on the compatible equipment. Gausium lists WS-02 for Scrubber 75, WS-03 for Phantas and WS-05 for Mira and Marvel. Station compatibility, utility connections and the supplied configuration should be established before installation. Planning a deployment in the UAE For a UAE facility, start with the floor surfaces, debris, aisle access, pedestrian and vehicle traffic, cleaning windows and the proposed service area. This information helps define a useful on-site assessment. Task reports can show what the robot did; they do not replace a physical inspection of cleaning quality. Supply, commissioning, support and any required integration are assessed for the specific project and agreed against the facility's requirements.