iTR M2 Pro Commercial Floor Scrubber

Polished marble, granite and terrazzo are a signature of many Gulf interiors, from airport concourses to hotel lobbies, and they are also among the least forgiving surfaces a cleaning team looks after. A streak left at the end of a long shift, or a thin film of dirty water along the edge of a pass, shows under every light and in every photograph. The iTR M2 Pro Commercial Floor Scrubber approaches that challenge as an autonomous robot rather than as a machine that needs an operator in the seat. It brings scrubbing, sweeping, vacuuming and sanitising together with a layered set of sensors designed to perceive the people and obstacles that share the floor. For facilities whose floor area grows faster than their cleaning headcount, it offers a way to keep large hard surfaces presentable with a consistent standard of work.

Robots Middle East supplies the iTR M2 Pro to facility operators, cleaning contractors and systems integrators across the Middle East, including the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain and Oman. Robots Middle East prepares each proposal around the site in question and arranges delivery, customs clearance and after-sales support as part of it, so that a single point of contact covers the project from the first enquiry to the robot's arrival on site and beyond.

Background

ITR ROBOT and the iScrubbot series

The M2 Pro belongs to the iScrubbot series from ITR ROBOT, the brand's family of commercial cleaning robots, in which it is positioned as a medium-sized model. In the wider market for robotic floor care, medium-sized machines generally occupy the ground between compact units intended for corridors and small rooms and very large machines built for open industrial halls. They are meant to be substantial enough to cover public concourses, retail malls and warehouse aisles efficiently, yet manoeuvrable enough to work around furniture, columns, queues and shelving. The M2 Pro is listed among the Cleaning Robots offered by Robots Middle East, alongside other machines from the same brand.

Four cleaning functions and a layered sensor suite

The defining idea of the M2 Pro is consolidation. Scrubbing, sweeping, vacuuming and sanitising are integrated in one robot, which means a facility does not have to schedule separate machines for each task on the same floor. Cleaning is carried out by powerful double brushes, while an adaptive suction scraper stays close to the floor so that no residue of dirty water is left behind, which matters greatly on polished stone and glazed tile.

To work safely in public spaces, the robot combines artificial intelligence with five types of sensor: 3D Lidar, an ultrasonic sensor, a 3D depth camera, an electrical anti-collision strip and a multi-line laser. Each contributes a different view of the surroundings, from the overall layout of a space to nearby obstacles and physical contact. Operation can be switched easily between automatic and manual modes to suit diversified needs, and the machine follows a no-tool maintenance design concept intended to make routine care straightforward for site staff.

Technical Specifications

Specifications are as published by the manufacturer and are confirmed against the datasheet at quotation.

The manufacturer has not published the noise level, IP rating, connectivity, package contents, navigation accuracy, base station compatibility or display screen size; Robots Middle East confirms these at quotation.

What makes the iTR M2 Pro different from a conventional ride-on scrubber?

A conventional ride-on scrubber is only as consistent as the person driving it. Its results depend on the operator's attention, the route chosen on the night and the time left before the shift ends. The M2 Pro changes that relationship. In automatic mode it carries out the cleaning work itself, guided by its sensors, and staff are free to concentrate on the detailed tasks that a robot is not designed for, such as washrooms, spills on stairs or furniture. When a supervisor needs direct control, for example to deal with an unusual layout or a one-off event, the machine can be switched to manual mode.

The second difference lies in how the floor is left. The squeegee is 84 cm wide, considerably wider than the 52 cm cleaning width of the brushes, and it matches the 0.84 m width of the machine itself. Combined with the adaptive suction scraper that stays close to the floor, this arrangement is designed to recover dirty water rather than leave it to dry into marks. On stone and tile floors, where residue is easily visible, that is often the difference between a floor that looks clean and one that merely looks wet.

Finally, the four functions in one body reduce the number of machines a site has to store, charge and maintain. The no-tool maintenance design supports that simplicity, as routine care does not depend on a toolkit being at hand.

How long can the iTR M2 Pro work between charges?

The M2 Pro runs on a lithium battery with a capacity of 120 Ah at a rated voltage of 24 V. Its uptime is 4–9 h and its charging time is 3 h. Where a particular site falls within that uptime range depends on its cleaning programme, and Robots Middle East reviews the expected workload with the buyer when preparing the proposal, so that shift patterns and charging windows can be planned realistically.

Water capacity matters as much as battery capacity for a scrubber. The robot carries a 72 L clean water tank and a 45 L recovered water tank, and it works at a maximum speed of 1 m/s with a maximum productivity of 3024 m²/h. With a gradeability of 8°, it is suited to the gentle ramps found between levels in many car parks and public buildings. At 155 kg and 1.28 m in height, it is a substantial machine, and its route through service corridors, lifts and doorways is worth checking during site planning.

Who is the iTR M2 Pro for?

The M2 Pro is aimed at organisations responsible for large expanses of hard flooring that must look well kept in front of the public. Airport and station operators, commercial complex and shopping mall managers, and hotel groups are natural candidates, since their floors are often stone or tile and their reputation is judged at first sight. Office building managers and facility management companies that run several properties can use a robot of this kind to standardise the quality of floor care across sites.

Hospitals form another important segment. Here, the combination of scrubbing and sanitising in one machine, together with sensors designed to detect people and obstacles, supports cleaning in busy corridors and waiting areas. Industrial parks, factories and large warehouses with concrete or epoxy resin floors can deploy it in aisles and open production areas, while exhibition centres and schools benefit from a machine that can be scheduled around events and timetables.

Cleaning contractors who serve these clients may also find the M2 Pro useful as a way of offering automated floor care without adding night-shift staff. Buyers whose requirements differ, for example in scale or in the type of surface to be cleaned, can compare the wider range of Commercial Robots supplied by Robots Middle East, and the team will gladly advise on the most suitable choice.

What is the iTR M2 Pro used for?

1. Airport and station concourses: keeping wide, high-traffic stone floors scrubbed and dry between flights and services.
2. Commercial complexes and malls: maintaining marble and tile walkways to a presentable standard before and after opening hours.
3. Hotels and office buildings: caring for lobbies, corridors and public areas where first impressions count.
4. Hospitals: scrubbing and sanitising corridors and waiting areas with sensors attentive to people nearby.
5. Factories, industrial parks and large warehouses: cleaning concrete and epoxy resin floors along aisles and in open working areas.
6. Car parks, exhibition centres and schools: covering large shared spaces, including gentle ramps, around events and daily schedules.

Pricing and Availability

Robots Middle East supplies the iTR M2 Pro on the basis of a written quotation prepared for each project, taking into account the site, the floors to be cleaned and the intended cleaning programme. Delivery, customs and support are arranged with the quotation. To begin, please share a short description of your facility and your requirements, and the Robots Middle East team will respond with a tailored proposal; the quotation request for the iTR M2 Pro Commercial Floor Scrubber is available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which floors can the iTR M2 Pro clean?

The M2 Pro is suited to marble, granite, terrazzo, concrete, epoxy resin, tile, wood floor and other hard ground. This covers most of the flooring found in airports, malls, hospitals, offices and warehouses.

Can the M2 Pro be operated manually?

Yes. The robot can be switched easily between automatic and manual modes, so staff can take direct control whenever a situation calls for it.

Which sensors does the M2 Pro use to move around safely?

It combines 3D Lidar, an ultrasonic sensor, a 3D depth camera, an electrical anti-collision strip and a multi-line laser with artificial intelligence. Together these give the robot several complementary views of its surroundings.

How long does charging take, and how long does it run?

The charging time is 3 h and the uptime is 4–9 h. Robots Middle East discusses the expected workload with you so that charging can be planned around your shifts.

Does routine maintenance require tools?

No. The M2 Pro follows a no-tool maintenance design concept, intended to make day-to-day care easy for site staff.

How much water does the M2 Pro carry?

The robot has a 72 L clean water tank and a 45 L recovered water tank. Its adaptive suction scraper stays close to the floor so that no dirty water is left behind.

Where can I buy the iTR M2 Pro Commercial Floor Scrubber and what does it cost?

You can buy the iTR M2 Pro Commercial Floor Scrubber from Robots Middle East, which supplies it across the Middle East. The cost depends on your project and is set out in a written quotation, which you can request on this page.

Summary

Gleaming stone and tile floors define the public face of many Middle Eastern buildings, and keeping them free of streaks and residue across very large areas is a demanding, repetitive task. The iTR M2 Pro answers it with four cleaning functions in one medium-sized robot, double brushes, an adaptive suction scraper that leaves no dirty water behind, and five types of sensor for safe work among people. A lithium battery, separate clean and recovered water tanks and switchable automatic and manual modes give facilities the flexibility to fit it into their routines, while the no-tool maintenance design keeps upkeep simple. Robots Middle East quotes, delivers and supports the machine throughout the region, and for any facility that wants its floors to make the right impression every day, this page is the starting point.