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Process Overview
Big Wave Robotics (Marosol) installed the industrial robot vacuum SC50 and Workstation to clean the connecting passageways and platforms of GTX-A Guseong Station. By introducing a solution capable of automatically cleaning large floor areas, it is contributing to improving air quality and maintaining cleanliness within the station.
The SC50 industrial robot vacuum cleaner features excellent cleaning performance and convenience, and when combined with the Workstation, it supports automatic charging and water supply/drainage after cleaning. In particular, through guide messages during cleaning, it simultaneously achieves the purpose of introducing the robot and promotes Yongin Platform City.
Project Overview
Introducing Company: GTX Guseong Station
Product Introduced: Industrial Robotic Vacuum Cleaner SC50 + Workstation
Installation Area: 180 pyeong on B3, 200 pyeong on B4
Warranty Period: 1 year
Project execution year: 2025
Project Duration: 2 days
Project Background and Objective
GTX-A Guseong Station is an environment where significant amounts of fine dust and airborne dust are generated on the connecting passageways and platform floors due to the large volume of pedestrian traffic. Previously, cleaning was performed manually, which consumed a large amount of manpower, and the infrequent cleaning had accumulated dust.
In response, we introduced the smart cleaning robot SC50 and achieved two goals: improving air quality through automatic cleaning and reducing the workload of workers.
Main Objective:
Air quality improvement through autonomous wet cleaning robot.
Maintain a pleasant environment through repetitive cleaning using the scheduling function.
Promotion of the Cleaning purpose and Yongin Platform City through guide messages during robot cleaning.
Components
| Robot | Industrial Robot Vacuum Cleaner SC50 |
|---|---|
| Peripherals | Workstation (with automatic water supply and drainage functions); remote control and status monitoring via SOLlink |
Workflow
| STEP 1. | Select a designated cleaning zone |
|---|---|
| STEP 2. | Start cleaning |
| STEP 3. | Return to the workstation after job completion (automatic charging and automatic water supply/drainage) |
| STEP 4. | Set a desired cleaning time schedule |
| STEP 5. | Start cleaning |
| STEP 6. | Return to the workstation after job completion |
Features
Maximizing Convenience and Efficiency
Remote Control Available: Real-time control and monitoring via SOLlink
Mapping Zone Support: Select only the desired zones for cleaning.
Schedule Management: You can set automatic cleaning at your desired time.
Work Report Provided: Allows intuitive checking of cleaning robots' status and results
Ensuring Safety: Safe driving guaranteed using front and rear cameras and various sensors
Excellent Cleaning Robot Performance
Large Capacity Water Tank: Total capacity of 58L, consisting of 32L of purified water and 26L of wastewater.
Automatic Water Supply and Drainage: Easily manage water supply and drainage via the Workstation
Powerful Cleaning Power: Effective cleaning with the high downward pressure of the disc brush
Streamlining Work Processes
Automated System: Automatic charging and water supply/drainage after cleaning is completed
Intuitive Usage: Easily operate and monitor via the app
Safe Driving Function: Ensuring stability through the use of multiple sensors, such as LiDAR sensors and tilt cameras
Results
| Key Benefits | Improved floor condition compared to existing models, reduced burden of repetitive floor Cleaning allowing focus on other tasks, transition from manual cleaning to autonomous robot cleaning, and ensured driving stability by recognizing and avoiding people and obstacles. |
|---|---|
| Client Feedback | At Guseong Station, the biggest challenge was maintaining the cleanliness of the large floor area due to the high daily flow of people. Previously, cleaning staff had manually cleaned the vast area, which was physically exhausting and made it difficult to completely resolve the issue of fine dust. Since the introduction of the SC50 cleaning robot, the condition of the floor has improved noticeably. Fine dust and dust accumulation have been significantly reduced, maintaining a clean floor environment, and positive feedback is being received from passengers visiting the station. |
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