The outdoor edition of the Beetle. IP54, rain detection and an 800 mm cleaning width, for loading docks, factory yards and everything in between.
The Beetle 2.0 is the outdoor variant of the Beetle. Where the standard Beetle is built for warehouses and production halls, the 2.0 goes a step further: loading docks, factory yards, campuses and car parks.
IP54 and WeatherSense Guard make that possible. When the system detects rain, the robot returns to its dock on its own and resumes once conditions allow. A reinforced chassis with suspension handles uneven terrain, ramps and speed bumps.
The cleaning width grows from 750 to 800 mm and the 142 mm roller brush handles the full range, from fine dust to leaves and gravel. The optional BeeSafe module adds patrol and inspection, letting one machine cover two roles.
Gausium showed the full range side by side in Amsterdam. The Beetle 2.0 is third from the left, with the wider, more angular body and the heavier wheels. The standard Beetle is fifth, recognisable by its rounded shell and signal flag.
Two machines from the same family, with a clear difference in where they belong. Here is the distinction at a glance.
| Beetle | Beetle 2.0 | MAX-SW | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Deployment | Indoor: warehouses, production halls | Indoor and outdoor: yards, docks, campuses | Outdoor: large plazas and car parks |
| Cleaning width | 750 mm | 800 mm | 1,200 mm |
| Roller brush | Standard roller brush | 142 mm, up to leaves and gravel | Anti-tangle brush |
| Weatherproofing | Not specified | IP54 with WeatherSense Guard | IP55 |
| Sensors | 3D LiDAR, RGB and RGB-D | Same, plus rear 2D LiDAR | Multi-LiDAR + 360° vision |
| Trash bin | 45 L | 45 L | 120 L |
| Extras | Automatic roller door operation | Optional BeeSafe patrol module | Autonomous return-to-dump, wireless charging |
| Availability | Available today, pricing on request | Announced, pricing on request | Announced, pricing on request |
An IP54 housing keeps out dust and splashing water, and WeatherSense Guard watches for rainfall in real time. If it starts raining, the robot pauses its round and drives back to its dock on its own. Once it is dry, it picks the round up where it left off. No crew has to go and fetch it.
IP54 · WeatherSense Guard rain detection · returns to the dock on its own
The cleaning width goes from 750 to 800 mm, and the 142 mm roller brush is built for what you meet outdoors: from fine dust to leaves and gravel. Edge cleaning down to 0 mm brings it right up to walls, kerbs and racking, so no strip is left for someone to finish with a broom.
800 mm cleaning width · 142 mm roller brush · 0 mm edge cleaning
On a company site the robot shares the road with people and vehicles alike. Alongside the forward 3D LiDAR there is a rear-mounted 2D LiDAR, backed by surround camera vision, so no blind spot is left. Ramps, speed bumps and uneven paving are handled on a reinforced chassis with suspension.
3D LiDAR + rear 2D LiDAR · ramps and speed bumps
The official Gausium product video, shot on streets and company grounds. One minute, no sales pitch.
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The Beetle 2.0 connects to the Gausium Cloud platform. You schedule rounds, follow progress and pull reports, from your phone or your desk. Already running other Gausium robots? It simply joins the same overview.
These figures come from the Gausium announcement at Interclean Amsterdam 2026. We will update this page as soon as the official specification sheet is published.
Compatibility
This robot is validated for use on the following floor types, indoors as well as outdoors.
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