Process Overview
We introduced the VC40 robot vacuum cleaner to a large indoor climbing center spanning 640 pyeong and conducted a demonstration.
The climbing center features various flooring materials, including short-pile carpets and cafeteria flooring, and floor contamination frequently occurs due to chalk dust, dirt, and hair. In particular, due to the nature of climbing
activities, chalk dust from hands penetrates deeply into the carpet floor, making it difficult to completely remove with general cleaning robots.
There were physical limitations to cleaning the vast 640-pyeong space by hand every day, so the VC40 robot vacuum was introduced to solve this problem. The VC40 automatically performs cleaning tasks during the early morning hours after closing time, significantly improving the efficiency of floor maintenance management.
Project Background and Objective
Unmanned cleaning using autonomous driving, cameras, sensors, etc.
Reduced monthly cost burden for users due to reduced number of cleaning personnel
Remote control using SOLlink
Components
| Robot | Dry Industrial Cleaning Robot Robot VC40 |
|---|---|
| Peripherals | SOLlink, an integrated control system for heterogeneous and multi-type robots |
Workflow
| STEP 1. | Select a designated cleaning zone |
|---|---|
| STEP 2. | Set simple cleaning mode (dry) |
| STEP 3. | Start cleaning |
| STEP 4. | Return to the charging dock after work. |
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