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Gausium Phantas vs. KEENON KLEENBOT C30
Gausium Phantas and KEENON KLEENBOT C30 are autonomous commercial cleaning robots targeting hotels, offices, healthcare and other indoor facilities. Based on ROBOT24.com market-research data records, this comparison examines their differences in runtime, charging, navigation, perception and cleaning capabilities.
October 7, 2026 by Business Desk Team
Introduction
Gausium Phantas and KEENON KLEENBOT C30 are both represented in the ROBOT24.com market-research data records and are compared here using their recorded specifications and use cases.
Gausium Phantas is listed as a commercial autonomous floor cleaning robot with use cases in hotels, hospitals, retail, offices, restaurants, schools and public buildings. KEENON KLEENBOT C30 is listed as a commercial autonomous cleaning robot with use cases in hotels, offices, retail shopping malls, healthcare, warehousing and education.
The primary differences that have been published are their physical configuration, performance metrics, the level of autonomy stack, cleaning ability and the amount of technical detail available from the ROBOT24.com market-research data records.
At a Glance
| Metric | Gausium Phantas | KEENON KLEENBOT C30 |
|---|---|---|
| Robot type | Autonomous commercial floor cleaning robot | Autonomous commercial cleaning robot |
| Use cases | Hotels; hospitals; retail; offices; restaurants; schools; public buildings | Hotels; offices; shopping centres ; healthcare; warehouses; education |
| Dimensions | 540 x 440 x 617 mm | 520 x 490 x 750 mm |
| Weight | 53 kg | 35 kg |
| Payload / capacity | Not applicable | Not applicable |
| Maximum speed | 0.8 m/s | 0.8 m/s |
| Runtime | 4.5 h scrub/vacuum; 6 h sweep; 10 h dust mop | Up to 6 h vacuum/sweep; up to 10 h dust mop |
| Charging time | ~2 hours | 5-6 hours |
| Navigation | AI-powered LiDAR SLAM; semantic mapping; 3D perception | LiDAR SLAM; stereo vision; automatic charging |
| Sensors | 2D LiDAR; 3D depth cameras; RGB camera; cliff and collision sensors | LiDAR; stereo vision; IMU; collision and cliff sensors |
| Special capability | Zero-distance edge cleaning; optional workstation | Cloud management; app control; OTA; cleaning reports |
| Availability | Commercially available | Commercially available |
| Price | Approx. USD $18,000-30,000 | US$9,000-10,500 |
How They Compare
In use, Gausium Phantas's market record lists hotels, hospitals, retail, offices, restaurants, schools and public buildings, whereas KEENON KLEENBOT C30's market record refers to hotels, offices, shopping centres, healthcare, warehouse and education. There is a significant common market segment in hotels, offices and healthcare –dominated environment, but the ROBOT24.com market-research data records paint a somewhat different picture of uses for the types of commercial facilities served.
On the total work data, the Gausium Phantas is 53 kg versus 35 kg for KEENON KLEENBOT C30. The highest speed written on the performance data is the same for both at 0.8 m/s. The Phantas is noted to run for 4.5 hours for scrubbing or vacuuming, six hours for sweeping and 10 hours for dust mopping, while the KLEENBOT C30 is given as up to six hours for vacuuming or sweeping, and up to 10 hours for dust mopping.
Payload is listed as not applicable for both robots in the ROBOT24.com market-research data records.
For autonomy and perception, Gausium Phantas is recorded with AI-powered LiDAR SLAM, semantic mapping and 3D perception, supported by 2D LiDAR, 3D depth cameras, an RGB camera, and cliff and collision sensors. KEENON KLEENBOT C30 is recorded with LiDAR SLAM, stereo vision and automatic charging, supported by LiDAR, stereo vision, an IMU, and collision and cliff sensors.
Payload is listed as not applicable for both robots in the ROBOT24.com market-research data records.
For autonomy and perception, Gausium Phantas is recorded with AI-powered LiDAR SLAM, semantic mapping and 3D perception, supported by 2D LiDAR, 3D depth cameras, an RGB camera, and cliff and collision sensors. KEENON KLEENBOT C30 is recorded with LiDAR SLAM, stereo vision and automatic charging, supported by LiDAR, stereo vision, an IMU, and collision and cliff sensors.
Summary
Gausium Phantas and KEENON KLEENBOT C30 belong to the same large sector of autonomous commercial cleaning products, but their ROBOT24.com market-research data records present them with different profiles, by physical dimensions, charging time, navigation, perception and cleaning ability. To read the above figures as a market evaluation, rather than a specification comparison, is to misrepresent the data.
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