Gausium Omnie

Gausium Omnie is a larger autonomous floor-cleaning robot positioned for dynamic, demanding sites such as transport, logistics, manufacturing, large retail, parking and contract cleaning. It is not a direct equivalent of compact Phantas; it belongs to a higher-throughput deployment class.

Key features

• Multimodal SLAM with 360-degree 3D LiDAR.
• 360-degree panoramic cameras and surrounding object detection.
• 780 mm cleaning width.
• Built-in debris tray and handling of dry/wet waste.
• AI spot cleaning stated by Gausium.
• Target scenarios: transportation, logistics, manufacturing, retail, parking and contract cleaning.

Why Omnie matters

Omnie shows where the “small-business robot” category ends and large-site automation begins. Its wide cleaning architecture and sensing are intended for open, high-traffic areas where a compact robot would need many more passes.

How should deployment claims be treated?

Gausium positions Omnie for large, dynamic facilities and publishes examples across transportation, logistics, manufacturing and retail. We treat those materials as manufacturer context rather than independent performance measurement. A purchase decision should still rely on an on-site pilot measuring real area per hour, intervention rate, operator time and cleaning quality.

Who is it for?

Large supermarkets, transport hubs, metro, warehouses, manufacturing, large parking and contract-cleaning operators. For a small office or restaurant, footprint and infrastructure will usually be excessive.

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Sources

• Gausium Omnie