RoboSense and LionsBot Partner to Enhance Cleaning Robots

Mar 27, 2025
RoboSense and LionsBot have announced a strategic partnership to improve the visual perception capabilities of intelligent cleaning robots, enhancing navigation and obstacle avoidance.

RoboSense and LionsBot have announced a strategic partnership to enhance the visual perception capabilities of intelligent cleaning robots, as stated in a press release. This collaboration aims to accelerate the global transformation of the cleaning industry by integrating RoboSense's high-performance LiDAR technology into LionsBot's cleaning robots.

RoboSense will supply its LiDAR technology to improve the navigation and obstacle avoidance capabilities of LionsBot's large cleaning robots, including the R12 Rex and R3 series. This integration is expected to enhance cleaning efficiency across various environments, from large commercial spaces to smaller office settings.

The partnership will enable LionsBot's robots to achieve precise obstacle detection and tracking, delivering more stable and efficient cleaning solutions. RoboSense's LiDAR will allow the robots to cover larger perception areas and improve operational efficiency in complex environments such as airports, warehouses, and retail stores.

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