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Workstation for Skywalker 50
The Workstation is a support station connected to the Skywalker 50 cleaning robot. It serves as a peripheral unit that automates tasks related to loading, tank management, and logistics, allowing the robot to operate and maintain itself autonomously with minimal human intervention.
Rosiwit's product brochure states that the Workstation can offer functions such as: "auto docking, automatic loading, water refilling, waste water emptying, etc." in an integrated station.
Core functions and features
Based on Rosiwit's publications and their brochure, these are the likely features and functions of the Workstation:
| Function / Feature | What it does / Specification (where known) |
|---|---|
| Automatic charging (fast charge) | The robot can be quickly charged via the station — the brochure states that the 6-in-1 workstation can fully charge the robot in 1 hour (versus 3 hours of “normal charging”). |
| Water management (refilling & emptying) | The station can automatically refill clean water and empty waste water (empty waste water tank). |
| Integrated detergent dosing | Can be combined with the water management function to automatically add or dose cleaning agent depending on the planned task. |
| Docking / positioning | The robot returns to the station upon completion or when the battery/water volume needs to be replaced, and positions itself correctly to connect to the station. |
| Smart connection / cloud exchange | The station can exchange data with the cloud (e.g. status updates, maintenance data, task scheduling) to make managing multiple robots more efficient. |
| Maintenance support | The station can assist with routine maintenance such as flushing, cleaning pipes or system checks, either automatically or manually, depending on the version. |
| Space / placement | The station takes up physical space (floor area) but is designed to be installed next to the work floor or in a technical room. |
Why is such a Workstation important?
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Continuity & autonomy : the robot requires less manual intervention, allowing cleaning cycles to continue independently for longer.
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Operational efficiency : spend less time refilling, emptying, and loading — saving staff and downtime.
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Reliability / Management : Automatic routines can reduce wear, detect errors, improve component life.
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Scalability : With multiple robots, management becomes simpler: one central station that can control multiple robots (depending on the setup) is more efficient than manual intervention at each machine.
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Data & Maintenance : The workstation combined with cloud functionality enables monitoring — for example, how many square meters have been cleaned, how much water has been used, and when maintenance is required.
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