Latest robotic cleaner can escape dead ends
Kärcher UK has announced the launch of its newest robotic cleaning machine, the KIRA B 200, a fully autonomous scrubber dryer.
Available for rental or purchase, it’s designed to tackle large floor areas and can perform multiple cleaning tasks simultaneously.
The latest model has a new disc brush head variant available and speed-dependent water dosing, helping to ensure minimal water consumption when cleaning. Additionally, there is a large water tank capacity – at 200 litres this makes the machine ideal for large surface areas, such as warehouses and distribution centres.
Connectivity through the KIRA equipment manager and KIRA Robots app and cleaning reports, faults or unplanned events can be delivered by email or SMS to employees and managers on-site.
To maximise KIRA B 200’s autonomy, an optional docking station allows the unit to refill its water tank, drain and rinse wastewater and recharge its battery with no intervention. All functions on the robot are easy to operate via the large touch display featuring an intuitive menu and graphical user interface. Helpful ‘How to’ animations are included and the user gains instant access to the KIRA system.
With extensive laser scanners and 3D camera technology, the KIRA B 200 is capable of 360 degree detection of its surroundings with quick reactions and reliable navigation to ensure safety, even working its way out of dead ends using intelligent recovery mechanisms.
It is the first robotic cleaning machine compatible with VDA 50/50, says the company. This enables interoperability between different robot vendors, meaning that large mixed fleets can be operated safely and efficiently.
Garreth Anderson, technical sales manager – robotics and digital at Kärcher UK says: “This latest innovation has been designed to make professional cleaning smarter, more productive and more sustainable. Combining powerful performance with intuitive operation, the KIRA B 200 enables businesses across multiple sectors to achieve consistently high cleaning standards while saving valuable time and resources.”
Kärcher UK has announced the launch of its newest robotic cleaning machine, the KIRA B 200, a fully autonomous scrubber dryer.
Available for rental or purchase, it’s designed to tackle large floor areas and can perform multiple cleaning tasks simultaneously.
The latest model has a new disc brush head variant available and speed-dependent water dosing, helping to ensure minimal water consumption when cleaning. Additionally, there is a large water tank capacity – at 200 litres this makes the machine ideal for large surface areas, such as warehouses and distribution centres.
Connectivity through the KIRA equipment manager and KIRA Robots app and cleaning reports, faults or unplanned events can be delivered by email or SMS to employees and managers on-site.
To maximise KIRA B 200’s autonomy, an optional docking station allows the unit to refill its water tank, drain and rinse wastewater and recharge its battery with no intervention. All functions on the robot are easy to operate via the large touch display featuring an intuitive menu and graphical user interface. Helpful ‘How to’ animations are included and the user gains instant access to the KIRA system.
With extensive laser scanners and 3D camera technology, the KIRA B 200 is capable of 360 degree detection of its surroundings with quick reactions and reliable navigation to ensure safety, even working its way out of dead ends using intelligent recovery mechanisms.
It is the first robotic cleaning machine compatible with VDA 50/50, says the company. This enables interoperability between different robot vendors, meaning that large mixed fleets can be operated safely and efficiently.
Garreth Anderson, technical sales manager – robotics and digital at Kärcher UK says: “This latest innovation has been designed to make professional cleaning smarter, more productive and more sustainable. Combining powerful performance with intuitive operation, the KIRA B 200 enables businesses across multiple sectors to achieve consistently high cleaning standards while saving valuable time and resources.”

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