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Rosie 2.0
A lightweight commercial vacuum robot purpose-built for hotel housekeeping. No pre-mapping is needed: a housekeeper places it in a room and Rosie cleans the space on its own while staff handle other tasks. Swappable batteries keep it running through the whole shift.
Specifications
- Weight
- 8.2 kg (with battery)
- Coverage
- up to 1,670 m² per day
- Cleaning rate
- over 90 m²/h
- Batteries
- 3 swappable, charge under 4 h
- Mapping
- not required
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Applications
- Hotel guest room cleaning
- Hotel corridors and common areas
- Aparthotels and serviced apartments
- Small offices
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