Sunvolt to showcase 4 autonomous cleaning robots at ISSA SHOW ASIA 2026

NBNTV = Reporter Joo Hyun-woong | Sunvolt, an electric mobility and battery manufacturer, will showcase its autonomous cleaning robots at ISSA SHOW ASIA 2026, held at COEX Magok in Seoul from the 16th to the 18th.

At booth H15, Sunvolt will present four models from its Cleanbot robot vacuum brand—HALL, FEB, SHOP, and MAX—alongside ride-on wet and dry cleaning vehicles.

ISSA SHOW ASIA 2026 is a cleaning and facility management exhibition hosted by the International Sanitary Supply Association (ISSA) and Lee Sang-i. The event covers nine sectors, including cleaning machinery, robotics and automation solutions, smart cleaning systems, and building management services.

Cleanbot is the dedicated brand launched by Sunvolt to manage its robot vacuum business. The four models on display feature autonomous navigation within facilities and perform specialized tasks such as water washing, suction, and dry cleaning.

The large-scale MAX model can operate for approximately 3.5 hours on a single charge and can wash about 2,000㎡ per hour, according to company catalogs. The SHOP model is designed to navigate 60cm wide aisles and offers an operating time of approximately 3 to 8 hours per charge.

The HALL model features water washing, sweeping, and suction capabilities, while FEB is a dry cleaning model designed to remove dust and debris. FEB’s operating time is approximately 4 to 6 hours per charge, though these figures may vary based on floor conditions and movement paths.

In addition to the autonomous robots, Sunvolt will display ride-on wet and dry cleaning vehicles operated manually by workers. Both the Cleanbot robots and Sunvolt cleaning vehicles are powered by lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery packs manufactured by the company.

“We decided to participate under the Cleanbot brand to propose an operational model where robots handle repetitive floor cleaning, allowing humans to focus on management and decision-making,” a Sunvolt official said. “We expect visitors to identify which of the four models best suits their specific spaces and tasks during this exhibition.”