Gausium Mira

What the Mira is

The Gausium Mira is an autonomous floor cleaning robot for mid-sized indoor commercial spaces. The feature Gausium builds the machine around is sweeping and scrubbing simultaneously in a single pass — a front roller brush picks up dust and loose debris first, and rear disc brushes follow immediately behind to scrub, so no separate pre-sweep run is needed.

Gausium unveiled the Mira at CMS Berlin 2025; the company’s own event page dates the show 23–26 September 2025 in Berlin. In its press release of 26 September 2025 Gausium describes the Mira as “a completely new product line from Gausium” — not an upgrade of an existing model, but a new line.

On 14 November 2025 a Gausium press release stated that the Mira had won Innovation of the Year in the Automation & Equipment category at ISSA Show North America 2025, awarded at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center.

Verified specifications

Everything in this table comes from Gausium’s own published spec table for the Mira.

Gausium prints its own caveat under that table: the figures are “derived from Gausium’s test results” and actual performance may vary in specific applications. That warning is the manufacturer’s, not ours.

Specs with no public source: Gausium does not publish the Mira’s IP rating, operating noise level, recharge time or charging method (whether an automatic dock exists), sensor list or LiDAR type, threshold-crossing height, operating temperature range, service life / MTBF, or any price — global or Thai. We leave all of those blank rather than estimate, and we do not import figures from resellers or marketplaces as specifications.

Gausium’s own claims (no independent testing)

• “Sweep and scrub in one pass, half the time.” The product page says combining the two steps into one pass “cuts cleaning time in half” versus machines that sweep and scrub separately. That is the company’s own comparison, and it does not name the machines being compared against.
• Drop & Go. No mapping needed before use, no complex configuration, and real-time adaptation to layout changes.
• Self-cleaning system. Automatic waste-tank flushing and suction-path rinsing to prevent clogs and odour. Gausium says this cuts daily maintenance, but does not state what manual servicing is still required, or how often.

Price and availability in Thailand

No public manufacturer price. Gausium does not publish a price for the Mira anywhere on its own site — product page, spec page or newsroom. The only routes the site offers are a sales contact form and a dealer finder. This page therefore leaves the price field empty.

The one retail figure is foreign. Sonny Robotics, a reseller in Australia, lists the Mira at AUD 28,000 (checked 6 Aug 2026). That is one retailer’s price in the Australian market — not a Gausium price and not a Thai price. We deliberately do not convert it into baht: duty, freight, installation and service contracts differ enough between markets that a straight conversion produces a wrong number.

No Thai price found. As of 6 August 2026 we could not find a Thai distributor publishing a purchase price or a rental rate for the Mira. The brand does have Thai channels for other models, but none of them list this one. Real numbers require a per-site quote.

Who should skip this one

• Large open floors. The scrubbing width is only 400 mm and theoretical scrubbing throughput is 2,016 m²/h. For a full shopping centre or an entire terminal, look at a larger machine such as the Scrubber 75.
• Outdoor work, car parks, external walkways. Gausium publishes no IP rating for the Mira and its applicable-flooring list is entirely indoor hard floor. The brand’s outdoor line is the Beetle 2.0.
• Buildings with ramps steeper than 6°. The official gradeability figure is 6°; plenty of car park ramps exceed that.
• Carpet. Carpet does not appear anywhere on Gausium’s applicable-flooring list, and no carpet mode is published.
• Shifts needing more than 4 hours of continuous scrubbing. Scrubbing runtime is 4 h per charge, and Gausium has not published a recharge time or confirmed an auto-docking charger. Pin that down with the dealer before planning a night shift around it.
• Sites where moving the machine is hard. 130 kg on a 680 × 550 mm footprint — check lifts, thresholds and raised floors first.
• Anyone who needs to fix a budget before talking to a dealer. There is no public price at all, so you cannot budget from open information.

See the smaller model in the same range at Gaussian Phantas, the rest of the range at Gaussian Robotics, or the full category at cleaning robots.

Sources

• Mira — Compact Commercial Cleaning Robot · official product page (gausium.com)
• Mira — official specification table (gausium.com)
• From Clean to Beyond: Gausium Stuns CMS Berlin with Mira, Phantas Turbo & PhanShop — official news (gausium.com, 26 Sep 2025)
• CMS Berlin 2025 — official event page, dated 23–26 Sep 2025 (gausium.com)
• Gausium’s Mira Wins Innovation of the Year in the Automation & Equipment Category at ISSA Show North America 2025 — official news (gausium.com, 14 Nov 2025)
• Reseller price (not a spec source): Gausium Mira — Sonny Robotics, Australia, AUD 28,000 (checked 6 Aug 2026)