Process Overview
This implementation case involves the introduction of industrial cleaning robots to provide a pleasant environment for the Sinjeon Tteokbokki factory and office. The deployed industrial cleaning robots, Phantas and VC40, are being utilized in various spaces including Sinjeon Tteokbokki's manufacturing lines, the Sinjeon Museum (Tteokbokki Museum), and even the tennis court provided for employee welfare. In particular, the introduction of cleaning robots has significantly improved work efficiency and hygiene management, contributing to providing a pleasant space where both employees and customers can feel at ease.
Warranty Period
1 year
Year of Execution
2024
Project Period
2 weeks
Project Background and Objective
Sinjeon Tteokbokki aimed to establish an unmanned cleaning system through cleaning robots equipped with autonomous driving technology, advanced cameras, and sensors. By dividing cleaning tasks between existing janitorial staff and robots, cleaning efficiency is increased, and nighttime cleaning provides an environment where staff can focus on their work during daytime hours. Additionally, robots can be remotely controlled through SOLlink, a heterogeneous/multi-robot integrated control system, and work reports can be checked after each cleaning task, maximizing management efficiency and convenience.
Components
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Workflow
| STEP 1. | Select and Set Cleaning Areas: The industrial cleaning robot selects the designated cleaning area and simply sets the required cleaning mode (wet, dry). |
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| STEP 2. | Start Cleaning: The robot moves according to the set cleaning area and starts cleaning. |
| STEP 3. | Movement Between Areas: After completing cleaning in one area (A), it moves to the next area (B) to clean continuously. |
| STEP 4. | Task Completion and Return: Once all cleaning tasks are finished, the robot automatically returns to the charging station to recharge. |
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Process Overview
This implementation case involves the introduction of industrial cleaning robots to provide a pleasant environment for the Sinjeon Tteokbokki factory and office. The deployed industrial cleaning robots, Phantas and VC40, are being utilized in various spaces including Sinjeon Tteokbokki's manufacturing lines, the Sinjeon Museum (Tteokbokki Museum), and even the tennis court provided for employee welfare. In particular, the introduction of cleaning robots has significantly improved work efficiency and hygiene management, contributing to providing a pleasant space where both employees and customers can feel at ease.
Warranty Period
1 year
Year of Execution
2024
Project Period
2 weeks
Project Background and Objective
Sinjeon Tteokbokki aimed to establish an unmanned cleaning system through cleaning robots equipped with autonomous driving technology, advanced cameras, and sensors. By dividing cleaning tasks between existing janitorial staff and robots, cleaning efficiency is increased, and nighttime cleaning provides an environment where staff can focus on their work during daytime hours. Additionally, robots can be remotely controlled through SOLlink, a heterogeneous/multi-robot integrated control system, and work reports can be checked after each cleaning task, maximizing management efficiency and convenience.
Components
| Robot |
|
|---|
Workflow
| STEP 1. | Select and Set Cleaning Areas: The industrial cleaning robot selects the designated cleaning area and simply sets the required cleaning mode (wet, dry). |
|---|---|
| STEP 2. | Start Cleaning: The robot moves according to the set cleaning area and starts cleaning. |
| STEP 3. | Movement Between Areas: After completing cleaning in one area (A), it moves to the next area (B) to clean continuously. |
| STEP 4. | Task Completion and Return: Once all cleaning tasks are finished, the robot automatically returns to the charging station to recharge. |
β» The content provided by Bigwave Robotics is protected under U.S. and Canadian copyright and intellectual property laws. Unauthorized reproduction, distribution, or use of this content is strictly prohibited.










