Process Overview
- Two cleaning robots in Terminal 1 and six in Terminal 2, operating in each area of Incheon Airport, were verified for operational stability.
- Based on the verification of operational stability, the goal is to expand the introduction of cleaning robots across all areas of Incheon Airport.
Warranty Period
- 1 Year
Performance Year
- 2024
Project Duration
- 30 days
Project Background and Objectives
- Disadvantages of Previous Robots
- The robot does not have an automatic water supply and drainage system, so personnel must manually carry and dispose of the water.
- When full, the robot can weigh hundreds of pounds, making it difficult to manage because of the heavy load.
- Proposed water supply and drainage options include workstation and SOLlink remote control.
- The Gausium cleaning robot supports automatic charging and features automatic water supply and drainage through the workstation.
- If the water supply and drainage functions are unavailable due to insufficient facility coordination, the kitchenette can be set as a maintenance point via SOLlink, allowing the robot to be remotely moved to that location for easier management.
Components
| Robot | Industrial Cleaning Robot Gausium SC75 |
|---|
Workflow
| STEP 1. | Select a designated cleaning area |
|---|---|
| STEP 2. | Set the simple cleaning mode (wet) |
| STEP 3. | Start cleaning |
| STEP 4. | Return to the charging station after completing the task |
| STEP 5. | Set the desired cleaning schedule |
| STEP 6. | Start cleaning |
| STEP 7. | Return to the charging station after completing the task |
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Process Overview
- Two cleaning robots in Terminal 1 and six in Terminal 2, operating in each area of Incheon Airport, were verified for operational stability.
- Based on the verification of operational stability, the goal is to expand the introduction of cleaning robots across all areas of Incheon Airport.
Warranty Period
- 1 Year
Performance Year
- 2024
Project Duration
- 30 days
Project Background and Objectives
- Disadvantages of Previous Robots
- The robot does not have an automatic water supply and drainage system, so personnel must manually carry and dispose of the water.
- When full, the robot can weigh hundreds of pounds, making it difficult to manage because of the heavy load.
- Proposed water supply and drainage options include workstation and SOLlink remote control.
- The Gausium cleaning robot supports automatic charging and features automatic water supply and drainage through the workstation.
- If the water supply and drainage functions are unavailable due to insufficient facility coordination, the kitchenette can be set as a maintenance point via SOLlink, allowing the robot to be remotely moved to that location for easier management.
Components
| Robot | Industrial Cleaning Robot Gausium SC75 |
|---|
Workflow
| STEP 1. | Select a designated cleaning area |
|---|---|
| STEP 2. | Set the simple cleaning mode (wet) |
| STEP 3. | Start cleaning |
| STEP 4. | Return to the charging station after completing the task |
| STEP 5. | Set the desired cleaning schedule |
| STEP 6. | Start cleaning |
| STEP 7. | Return to the charging station after completing the task |
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