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Manufacturer profile · No. 521

Hako GmbH

HakoGermany
Models offered3

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Founded1948Company origin · Germany
HeadquartersBad Oldesloe, Schleswig-Holstein, GermanyPrimary company location
Robotics since10+ yearsFirst robotics work or public program
ScaleGlobal / RemoteLatest official company indicator
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3 models
Model 1Cleaning & Facility Maintenance
Hako GmbH

Scrubmaster B20 i

Cleaning Robots

The Hako Scrubmaster B20 i is a compact autonomous professional scrubber-drier developed for narrow, busy indoor environments. It combines LiDAR and 3D-camera navigation with simultaneous wet scrubbing and sweeping, and can independently return to its docking station to charge, discharge wastewater, refill fresh water and dose cleaning chemicals.

Not yet generally available as of September 22, 2026; scheduled for late 2026 commercial availability. · 24 V / 40 Ah
Model 2Cleaning & Facility Maintenance
Hako GmbH

Scrubmaster B45 i

Cleaning Robots

The Hako Scrubmaster B45 i is an autonomous professional scrubber-drier designed for medium-sized indoor cleaning environments. It combines LiDAR and 3D-camera navigation with automated scrubbing, drying, obstacle avoidance and docking functions, while retaining manual-operation capability for flexible facility-cleaning workflows.

Automatic charging · Supported with docking station
Model 3Cleaning & Facility Maintenance
Hako GmbH

Scrubmaster B75 i

Cleaning Robots

The Hako Scrubmaster B75 i is an autonomous professional scrubber-drier designed for repetitive indoor floor-cleaning tasks. It uses 3D cameras and certified LiDAR to follow taught routes, detect people and obstacles, and clean safely without continuous operator control. It can also be used manually and, with its docking station, can automatically charge, empty dirty water and refill fresh water.

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