
Star60
Waterless Autonomous Floor Care System
Star60 is a waterless autonomous floor care system designed for daily commercial floor maintenance across open, high-traffic indoor environments.
Comparison guide
Use this comparison when your facility is deciding whether daily cleaning needs a wet robotic floor scrubber, a waterless cleaning robot, or a combined cleaning process.

A robotic floor scrubber can be useful when the main task is wet scrubbing, heavy contamination, sticky residue, spills, grease or scheduled deep cleaning.
Many daily commercial floor-care tasks are dry maintenance tasks: dust, hair, sand, fine particles, light debris, appearance maintenance and frequent presentation cleaning.
PolarX does not claim that water is never needed. The practical question is whether every daily cleaning pass should depend on water.
Review the product platform that best matches this cleaning mission, then confirm fit by floor type, site layout and operating workflow.

Waterless Autonomous Floor Care System
Star60 is a waterless autonomous floor care system designed for daily commercial floor maintenance across open, high-traffic indoor environments.
No. Waterless cleaning robots are best for daily dry floor care, dust control and appearance maintenance. Wet scrubbing can still be useful for heavy contamination, sticky residues, spills and scheduled deep cleaning.
The two approaches create different operating burdens. Wet scrubbers depend on water systems, wastewater and drying time, while waterless robots focus on dry daily maintenance with lower routine water handling.
Star60 is the main PolarX waterless commercial floor care robot for occupied indoor commercial spaces.
Share your facility type, floor surfaces, cleaning schedule and current labour pressure so PolarX can help review product fit.