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Richtech DUST-E S vs. Gausium Phantas

Richtech DUST-E S and Gausium Phantas are autonomous commercial floor-cleaning robots designed for indoor facilities. Based on ROBOT24.com market-research data records, this comparison examines their differences in cleaning efficiency, runtime, navigation, perception, water capacity and operational features.

By Business Desk Team

Introduction

Richtech DUST-E S and Gausium Phantas are both represented in the ROBOT24.com market-research data records and are compared here using their recorded specifications and use cases.

Richtech DUST-E S is documented as a stand-alone business floor cleaner for commercial floor care. Gausium Phantas is documented as a stand-alone business commercial floor-cleaning robot for hotel, hospital, retail, office, restaurant, school and public building.

The primary noted variations are found in their physical layout, cleaning performance, run time, navigation systems, sensing capabilities, and the level of technical detail in the ROBOT24.com market-research information data files.

At a Glance

Metric	Richtech DUST-E S	Gausium Phantas
Robot type	Autonomous commercial floor cleaner	Autonomous commercial floor cleaning robot
Use cases	Commercial floor cleaning	Hotels; hospitals; retail; offices; restaurants; schools; public buildings
Dimensions	~500 x 409 x 490 mm	540 x 440 x 617 mm
Weight	~25.9 kg	53 kg
Payload / capacity	Not applicable	Not applicable
Cleaning functions	Sweep; vacuum; scrub; mop in one pass	Vacuum; sweep; scrub; dust mop; AI spot cleaning
Cleaning efficiency	~756 m2/h	350- 700 m2 /h practical; up to 1,674 m2 /h max sweep/vacuum
Water tanks	10 L / 15 L listed tank capacity	Not recorded
Maximum speed	~0.60 m/s	0.8 m/s
Runtime	3-4 hours	4.5 h scrub/vacuum; 6 h sweep; 10 h dust mop
Charging time	2 hours	~2 hours
Navigation	Autonomous multi-sensor navigation; automatic docking	AI-powered LiDAR SLAM; semantic mapping; 3D perception
Sensors / perception	LiDAR; depth camera; monocular camera; edge/ low-obstacle /carpet sensors	2D LiDAR; 3D depth cameras; RGB camera; cliff and collision sensors
Special capability	Self-maintenance station for water refill and wastewater emptying	Zero-distance edge cleaning; optional workstation
Availability	Commercially available	Commercially available
Price	Not publicly disclosed	Approx. USD $18,000-30,000

How They Compare

By function, the product is listed for Commercial floor cleaning in one case and for Hotels; hospitals; retail; offices; restaurants; schools; public buildings in the other. The convergence is clearest when both products are listed for the same operating environment, but the ROBOT24.com entries indicate different priorities in function and use.

Live data on weights: ~25.9 kg Richtech DUST-E S, 53 kg Gausium Phantas; top speed: ~0.60 m/s versus 0.8 m/s; run time: 3-4 hours versus 4.5 h scrub/vacuum; 6 h sweep; 10 h dust mop.

Cleaning performance is noted as Sweep; vacuum; scrub; mop in one pass for Richtech DUST-E S, and Vacuum; sweep; scrub; dust mop; AI spot cleaning for Gausium Phantas. Cleaning speed is indicated as approx. 756 m2/h; 350-700 m2/h practical; up to 1,674 m2/h max sweep/vacuum respectively.

In terms of autonomy and perception, Richtech DUST-E S is recorded with Autonomous multi-sensor navigation, auto dock and LiDAR, depth camera, monocular camera, edge/low-obstacle/carpet sensors. Gausium Phantas is recorded with AI powered LiDAR SLAM, semantic mapping, 3D perception and 2D LiDAR, 3D depth cameras, RGB camera, cliff, collision sensors.

Summary

Richtech DUST-E S and Gausium Phantas fall into the same overall comparison type, however their Robot24 records vary between service or cleaning function, capacity, run time, navigation and commercial release features. The numbers above are not intended to provide wider market insight, but instead compare the data stored on ROBOTt24.com's market-research records as accurately as possible.

Richtech DUST-E S vs. Gausium Phantas

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