Keenon C30

What it's for

The Keenon C30 does three things at once: it sweeps, vacuums and mops the floor. It weighs 35 kg, stands 75 cm tall, travels at up to 0.8 m/s and runs up to 6 hours on a battery, finding its way around rooms with three stereo-vision cameras. The distributor points to offices, hospitality, retail and airports.

A machine of this class does its round on its own, so manual scrubbing does not have to fall in peak hours. In a shopping mall: long, open walkways are its element (retail), and in a hotel, corridors and lobbies (hotels).

The C30 struggles in cramped rooms full of furniture, where you have to clean by hand around the chairs anyway. The robot does not replace a person here, it takes over the dullest, most repetitive part of the work. The distributor gives no area-per-hour figure, so we do not compare it with larger machines such as the Pudu CC1. For the wider market picture, see “Commercial Cleaning Robots in Practice”.

Who it's for

Yes: for offices, hotels, shops and airports with large, fairly open floor areas that want to try robotic cleaning without tying up capital. The rental model (1, 12, 24 or 48 months) lowers the entry barrier.

No: for those looking for a machine to own, since we found no purchase price for the C30 in the Polish offer, only rental. Not for facilities with dense furniture layouts, where the robot will keep stopping. And not for food-service venues that want to deliver dishes: for that Keenon has other robots, for example the Keenon DinerBot T8 (see also “Service Robots in Restaurants and Hotels”).

Deployments

We know the C30 is genuinely available for rent through NetVet.pl, but we have no published references from specific hotels or offices. That sets it apart from many Keenon robots with no Polish sales channel, although it is not yet proof of deployment.

What is documented in the commercial cleaning-robot category in Poland is the market for renting and buying Pudu and Gausium machines. We describe the lineup and prices in service robots.

Pudu CC1: a larger 4-in-1 robot with a declared capacity of 720 to 1,000 m² per hour, sold in Poland for about PLN 73,680 (≈ EUR 16,880) or rented from about PLN 1,990 (≈ EUR 455) net per month. Choose it when the area is large.

Gausium Scrubber 50 Pro: a 157 kg autonomous scrubber, priced in our catalog at about PLN 207,764 (≈ EUR 47,610). A heavier and pricier league, for halls and larger facilities.

Pudu BellaBot: it does not clean, but it often ends up in the same venue: it handles food delivery in restaurants and hotels. Useful if your problem is delivery, not clean floors.

Keenon DinerBot T8: the same manufacturer, a different task: carrying dishes on three trays.

Keenon Robotics is headquartered in Shanghai and is represented in Poland by netvet.pl. We found neither a launch date for the C30 nor information about earlier generations, so we do not try to reconstruct them. What is known is that the company runs three lines: DinerBot waiter robots, cleaning robots and AMR platforms. The C30 belongs to the middle one, and the Polish distributor offers it as a subscription.