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KLEENBOT C40

About

About KLEENBOT C40

KLEENBOT C40 combines sweeping, vacuuming, scrubbing and dust mopping in one 400-millimetre cleaning path. A three-roller system separates dry and wet waste so the robot can collect debris and wash hard floors in the same pass, while active suction removes residual water after scrubbing.

Lidar, stereo cameras, line lasers and ultrasonic sensors support navigation around people and irregular obstacles. The robot detects carpet and hard flooring, resumes interrupted routes and can coordinate with doors, lifts and mixed robot fleets through application and web management. A five-second battery swap and removable wastewater tank support repeated commercial operation across spaces of roughly 500–4,500 square metres.

Capabilities

Source-backed capabilities

  • Capability areas: Autonomous navigation
  • Workflows: Cleaning workflow, Commercial cleaning workflow
  • Operating environments: Retail, hospitality, offices, healthcare facilities and other indoor commercial spaces.
  • Target markets: Facility service teams, cleaning contractors and operators replacing or augmenting manual floor cleaning.
  • Deployment model: Commercial sale and deployment through KEENON channels.
  • Navigation and obstacle avoidance

    Claimed - KEENON presents C40 for autonomous floor-cleaning workflows in hotels, malls, offices and public facilities.

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  • Autonomous cleaning

    Claimed - KEENON presents C40 for autonomous floor-cleaning workflows in hotels, malls, offices and public facilities.

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Timeline

  • KEENON demonstrates autonomous service workflows at LEAP East 2026

    2026-07-23 - Demonstration - At a café created with NOWWA Coffee, iPad orders triggered XMAN-R1 to handle cups, extract coffee and deliver it without human intervention. A claw-machine demonstration required the humanoid to recognize a target prize, grasp it and complete the visitor interaction. KEENON used its KOM 2.0 VLA and ProS role model for the humanoid service tasks, alongside separate T10 delivery and C40 cleaning demonstrations.

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  • KEENON introduces XMAN-R1 and three KLEENBOT cleaning robots

    2025-03-31 - Product Launch - XMAN-R1 was designed to interact with people and coordinate with DINERBOT T10, KLEENBOT C30 and S100 robots. The C40 combines a 40 cm scrubbing and vacuuming width with a 65 cm minimum pass-through width for smaller commercial spaces. The C55 has a 55 cm cleaning width for large spaces, while the C20 uses a 35 cm body for compact areas.

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Context

Market context

KLEENBOT C40 is KEENON's professional 4-in-1 floor-cleaning robot for commercial spaces.

  • Target environment: Retail, hospitality, offices, healthcare facilities and other indoor commercial spaces.
  • Workflow context: Scrubbing, sweeping, vacuuming, dust mopping, autonomous route cleaning and facility cleaning operations.
  • Customer context: Facility service teams, cleaning contractors and operators replacing or augmenting manual floor cleaning.
  • Deployment model: Commercial sale and deployment through KEENON channels.
  • Commercial maturity: Commercial product with public product page, datasheet-style specifications and fleet-management positioning.
  • Adoption constraints: Adoption depends on cleaning performance, route reliability, maintenance burden, site mapping and fleet support.
  • Market position: Commercial cleaning robot in KEENON's service-robot portfolio.
  • Adjacent products: LeoScrub, PUDU CC1, LionsBot R5

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