A sweeping robot only pays for itself if it can be deployed without a project. That means mapping the site quickly, following a route that actually covers the floor, and letting a supervisor change the schedule without calling an engineer.
The Monster maps a site in about thirty minutes using laser SLAM, plans bow-shaped paths that cover the floor rather than wandering it, and lets virtual walls, custom zones and schedules be set from a web console. The 30 L quick-release dust box with a hidden pull handle keeps maintenance to seconds, and the LiFePO₄ battery gives seven to eleven hours depending on speed.
Where the Monster sits in the range
The Monster is the straightforward sweeper: dry debris, large open floors, long runtime. Where the waste is industrial and dusty, the Beetle adds a sealed bin and HEPA filtration. Where the site is outdoors, the Bees or S100-N is the right platform. Monster is for indoor floors that have to be covered reliably, at a cost that does not require a facilities project.
What sets the Monster apart
- Laser SLAM navigation with a 25 m LiDAR, 40 m optional, plus ultrasonic sensing
- Site mapped in about thirty minutes, so deployment does not need a survey team
- Bow-shaped coverage pattern that sweeps the floor rather than a route through it
- Virtual walls, custom cleaning zones and scheduled tasks set from the web console
- 7 to 11 hours of runtime, selectable by speed, on a LiFePO₄ battery
- 30 L quick-release dust box with hidden pull handle for fast emptying
- Resumable cleaning and automatic recharging, so an interrupted run continues
- 7-inch Android touchscreen on the machine, with remote monitoring of live status
- 12° climbing ability and 2.4 / 5 GHz Wi-Fi connectivity
Monster specifications
| Model | MBOT201 |
|---|---|
| Product type | Intelligent sweeping robot |
| Dimensions (L × W × H) | 745 × 690 × 391 mm |
| Weight | 40 kg |
| Display | 7-inch touchscreen, Android |
| Cleaning method | Dual side brushes plus roller brush |
| Cleaning path | Bow-shaped pattern |
| Cleaning width | 890 mm |
| Maximum efficiency | 1,000 m²/h |
| Dust box | 30 L |
| Climbing angle | 12° |
| Battery | 38.4 V / 27 Ah LiFePO₄ |
| Power | 95 W |
| Runtime | 7 h high / 9 h medium / 11 h low |
| Charging time | 5 hours |
| Charging dock | 43.2 VDC / 6.5 A with over-current protection |
| Navigation | Laser SLAM, 25 m LiDAR, 40 m optional, plus ultrasonic |
| Sensors | LiDAR and attitude sensors |
| Connectivity | 2.4 G / 5 GHz Wi-Fi |
| Features | Virtual walls · custom zones · resumable cleaning · auto recharge |
Best suited to
Warehouses and distribution centres with dry debris. Factories and workshops where dust and packaging collect. Shopping malls and retail floors after hours. Exhibition halls, car parks and large indoor public spaces with long open runs.
Deployment and support
Jaelin Tech supplies the Monster worldwide, with commissioning support, operator training, spare parts and remote technical support. Send us your floor area, surface type and the soiling you are dealing with, and we will confirm whether the Monster is the right machine or point you to a better fit in the range. OEM and ODM cooperation is available.
Frequently asked questions
How long does it take to deploy on a new site?
Mapping takes about thirty minutes. Zones, virtual walls and schedules are then set from the web console, so a second site does not need a repeat visit.
Does it need a dedicated network?
It connects over 2.4 or 5 GHz Wi-Fi. Confirm coverage across the cleaning area during commissioning, because that is the one infrastructure item that affects reliability.
Why sweeping only, with no water?
Because dry sweeping covers most large-floor debris at a fraction of the maintenance burden. If the floor also needs washing, the M1 or Q3-G adds water.
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