Gausium Shifts to Scalable Growth

Gausium has been ranked the world's top commercial cleaning robot supplier by both shipments and revenue in IDC's Worldwide Annual Commercial Cleaning Robotics Tracker, 2025. The company has held both positions for several consecutive years and also ranks first across the core application segments and international markets IDC tracks.

The rankings land in a market entering its breakout phase. IDC puts global shipments of commercial cleaning robots in a market worth $760 million, up 48.5 percent. Gausium stands at the forefront of this expansion, with No.1 positions across regions and application segments.

Behind the rankings is breadth that is increasingly scalable. Gausium has served more than 6,500 flagship customers across over 70 countries and regions—among them Heathrow, Changi, and Doha airports; retail chains Carrefour, Auchan, and Rossmann; and warehousing and logistics operations for Coca-Cola and DHL. The company says it is the first in its category to enter the scale-replication phase: standardized hardware, software, and delivery that lets chain customers roll out fleets across industries and countries.

"The No.1 rankings from IDC are a vote of confidence cast by customers around the world in real purchase orders," says Edward Cheng, Founder and CEO, Gasium. "We will keep pairing full-stack AI with a full-scenario product portfolio and localized service worldwide to deliver measurable results for commercial, industrial, and public spaces—and to lead this industry into the era of full-process intelligence."

IDC expects the commercial service robot market to keep growing through 2030, with cleaning robots among its most certain applications. Gausium sees the decade's competition shifting from single-machine automation to full-process intelligence: robots that combine multiple cleaning functions, deploy out of the box, and increasingly maintain themselves.