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ADLATUS Robotics: CR700 Floor Scrubbers, SR1300 Sweepers and Service Stations
ADLATUS Robotics supplies autonomous floor cleaning systems, including CR700C/D scrubbers and the SR1300 sweeper, with service stations, building integration and commissioning support.
Company background
ADLATUS Robotics GmbH is a service robot developer and manufacturer based in Ulm, Germany. Its company materials describe an offering that includes consultation, commissioning, training and ongoing service. The cleaning portfolio addresses commercial facilities and industrial environments, with separate machines for wet floor cleaning and sweeping rather than one interchangeable cleaning process.
CR700 cleaning choices
The CR700C uses cylindrical brushes that collect loose particles while cleaning; staff still empty its collection bin. The CR700D uses disc brushes or pads selected for the floor surface. Compare the two with representative dirt and flooring, including joints and delicate finishes, and document the consumables required for the intended cleaning method.
SR1300 sweeping system
The SR1300 is a vacuum sweeping robot for coarse debris in industrial halls and warehouses. It uses the ADLATUS Trusted Robotics platform and can work with a service station for battery charging and optional automatic debris disposal. Sweeping should be evaluated separately from wet scrubbing, with attention to the debris mix, dust handling and routes around stored goods.
Docking and site services
The S700-2 station supports charging, wastewater draining and fresh-water refilling for the CR700 system. The S1300 provides a different service arrangement for the sweeper. Site planning should reserve docking space and confirm utilities, waste handling, access for maintenance and the work needed when a robot cannot dock or a station requires attention.
Routes and building integration
Cleaning areas can be stored as plans and started through the robot interface, a connected mobile device or scheduled station operation. ADLATUS also describes options for communication with doors, gates and building alarms. Buyers should agree which interfaces are included and test blocked passages, temporary obstacles and changing traffic conditions during commissioning.
Evidence and acceptance
The official download center separates the CR700C, CR700D and SR1300 brochures, helping buyers request the relevant configuration. Build acceptance around cleanable area completed, floor condition, residual moisture, missed edges and staff interventions. Measure productive time together with charging, servicing and recovery rather than transferring a headline area figure directly to a different building.
Operations and handover
Ask for a documented cleaning schedule, site map, consumables list and maintenance responsibilities. Establish how staff pause a task, recover from an interruption and report an issue, and specify the support coverage included in the purchase. Request current model documentation and installation-specific risk review; product marketing alone does not demonstrate suitability for every occupied facility.