Gausium Robotic Cleaning Solutions

Gausium robots are built for continuous commercial operation across multi-shift environments. With proper maintenance — including OEM spare parts replacement and regular servicing by factory-trained technicians — Gausium cleaning robots deliver long operational lifespans. Everwise Business Solutions offers dedicated maintenance service plans to maximize your robot's longevity and performance.

Gausium is globally recognized for producing the world's most advanced autonomous floor cleaning robots. Their lineup is known for industry-leading SLAM navigation, AI-powered spot cleaning (Omnie), 270° rotational brush technology (Scrubber 75), H13 HEPA medical-grade filtration (Vacuum 40, Beetle), and robust multi-shift commercial autonomy across warehouses, hospitals, hotels, and retail environments.

Gausium offers robots sized for every facility: Phantas for small and compact commercial spaces, Mira for mid-sized facilities, and Marvel for large enterprise campuses. For specialized applications, the Omnie excels in high-dynamic environments, Scrubber 75 handles heavy-duty wet scrubbing, Beetle covers large industrial sweeping, and Vacuum 40 serves mixed-flooring commercial spaces.

Most Gausium robots are engineered for hard floors including sealed concrete, polished concrete, vinyl/LVT, tile, and terrazzo. The Gausium Vacuum 40 is the exception — it handles both carpet and hard floors using AI-powered floor type detection with 3D depth cameras, automatically adjusting cleaning mode and brush height for each surface.

Yes. The Gausium Omnie is specifically engineered for high-dynamic environments — retail stores during open hours, airport terminals during peak passenger flow, and hospital corridors during shift changes. Its Auto Spot Cleaning AI detects spills and high-soil areas in real time, while advanced navigation safely operates around moving people, carts, and obstacles.

Gausium robots serve a wide range of commercial and industrial sectors including healthcare (hospitals, clinics), hospitality (hotels, convention centers), retail (big-box stores, shopping centers), manufacturing and warehousing (distribution centers, production floors), transportation (airports, train stations), education (schools, universities), and commercial office buildings across Texas and the United States.