Engineering-led.
Built by someone who has engineered advanced systems and operated them in demanding environments — we know what these machines can and can't do.
Waterless precision for public floors. Quiet dry sweeping at 1,200 m²/h and just 62 dB — for transit hubs, malls, lobbies and offices where water on the floor isn't an option.
Some floors can't take water — transit concourses through peak, mall walkways, hotel lobbies, open-plan offices. The SW55 is a waterless dry sweeper-vacuum: twin side brushes feed a 9 kPa suction system that lifts dust, grit and litter without leaving anything wet behind.
It runs at 62 dB — quiet enough to work around people during trading hours — and covers 1,200 m²/h at 550 mm width. A 40,000 m² mapping ceiling and 8–10 hour endurance mean it handles a full daily cycle without intervention.
It runs the path you map, works around people and obstacles, returns to dock, and reports its coverage to the dashboard. No water, no slip risk, no operator.
If the floor is busy, hard, and can't be wet-cleaned during the day, the SW55 keeps it clear quietly while people are still on it.
Concourses, platforms and interchange halls. Dry sweeping between peak windows without closing the floor or leaving it wet.
High-throughput station floors. Grit and litter pickup at 62 dB while commuters keep moving.
Shopping-centre walkways and building foyers. Quiet enough to run mid-trade, dry enough to skip wet-floor signs.
Lobbies and corridors where guests are present around the clock. Low-noise dry pickup that doesn't disrupt.
Open-plan and reception floors. Daily dust and grit control without a cleaner pushing a machine through the space.
Terminal landside floors and lounges. Continuous dry coverage across long opening hours.
One-day commissioning, then it runs on the schedule you set. The dashboard shows last run's coverage map and any incidents.
Our engineer scans the floor, builds the 3D map, sets paths, no-go zones and the schedule — including which areas it works during trading hours.
Twin side brushes feed the 9 kPa vacuum as it follows its path at 62 dB, lifting dust, grit and litter dry.
At low battery it returns to dock and tops up. 8–10 hour endurance covers most full daily cycles before that's needed.
Coverage map, area cleaned, run time and incident log land on the dashboard for your facilities lead.
Headline figures up top, the rest below. Site-specific numbers are confirmed at survey.
A lot of WA public space can't be wet-cleaned during the day — train concourses, shopping-centre walkways, hotel lobbies, airport landside. Traditional answers are either a noisy ride-on between peaks or a crew with backpack vacuums. The SW55 runs dry and quiet at 62 dB, so it keeps the floor clear without closing it or leaving a slip risk.
For transit and property operators the unlock is uptime: the floor stays open and presentable through the day, with a coverage record for every run.
We're an Australian dealer — Fiction Labs Pty Ltd, trading as Perth Robots — with local engineers, local mapping and local parts. Multi-site operators get a fleet-level dashboard across every location and a single point of contact for the lot.
Bigger floors or heavier debris loads step up to the SW80 — same 62 dB profile, 850 mm width and 17 kPa suction. For hard floors that need a wet clean, pair the SW55 with an L-series scrubber. One management dashboard across the lot, RaaS pricing per robot.
No offshore tickets. Perth-based engineers handle survey, deployment, training, mapping changes and incident response.
On-site survey, full 3D map, cleaning paths, no-go zones and schedule set up. We hand over a running system.
On-site session for your cleaning lead and site manager. Dashboard, daily routine, fault response and escalation flow.
Perth metro: same-day on-site. Multi-site contracts include an optional standby unit. Cloud-resolvable issues under an hour.
Outright purchase with a Care Plan, 2–4 year lease-to-own, or Robotics-as-a-Service: one fixed monthly fee, all-inclusive.
Working out whether a robot is cheaper than another cleaner on your floor? Open the WA cost calculator →
Built by someone who has engineered advanced systems and operated them in demanding environments — we know what these machines can and can't do.
We deploy and service every unit ourselves across WA. If a robot's down at 2am on a mine site, that's on us — same time zone.
We recommend the right robot for your site, not the only one we carry.
RaaS is a flat monthly subscription, not a capital gamble — the risk sits with us. Run the robot as often as you need.
Send us your site brief — floor plan, opening hours, debris profile — and we'll come back inside one business day with an indicative quote, a recommended deployment plan and a survey date.
The SW55 is the quiet dry sweeper. For heavier loads or wet cleaning, one of these is the better fit — or run them together.
The SW55's big sibling — 850 mm width and 17 kPa suction at the same 62 dB.
When you need targeted spot cleaning of spills and debris rather than full-floor sweeping.
All nine robots, every spec, in a single table. Sortable by coverage, footprint and runtime.
Sweeper vs scrubber, daytime vs overnight, RaaS vs purchase. The framework we use on site visits.