Process layout
Process Overview
This is a case study of Bigwave Robotics (Marosol) introducing the autonomous cleaning robot Beetle and the integrated control system SOLlink to a construction company’s Technology Research & Planning Team.
Recently, large construction companies have been actively conducting research to improve site safety and efficiency and to identify processes that can be automated.
This introduction was primarily aimed at verifying how stably a robot can navigate, clean, and be monitored in a construction site environment and expanding this into future site automation research, rather than focusing solely on "maintaining site cleanliness" itself.
Project Background and Objective
Verify whether construction site floor cleaning can be unmanned (automated) based on autonomous driving, cameras, and sensors.
Identify improvement points (time, labor input, safety risks, etc.) for the site cleaning process that occurs repeatedly during the construction process.
Test an operational system capable of immediate response to site conditions through SOLlink-based remote monitoring/control.
Quickly check the robot's current status (battery, location, dustbin, errors, etc.).
Verify if primary diagnosis and action can be taken remotely before visiting the site when an issue occurs.
Components
| Robot | Industrial Cleaning Robot Gausium Beetle High Capacity Sweeper |
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Workflow
| STEP 1. | Select designated a cleaning area |
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| STEP 2. | Set the dry cleaning mode |
| STEP 3. | Start cleaning |
| STEP 4. | Return to the charging station after finishing work |
| STEP 5. | Set a schedule for desired cleaning times |
| STEP 6. | Start cleaning |
| STEP 7. | Return to the charging station after finishing work |
Features
Convenience
Remote control function using SOLlink
Completed the implementation of fast cleaning scenarios for only the areas desired by the manager through mapping and zoning
Remote control enabled by utilizing the internal Wi-Fi of the robot office
Cleaning at desired times using the scheduling function
Intuitive verification of effects using work reports
Safety ensured by using front and rear cameras and sensors
Outstanding Cleaning Performance
Dry-cleaning specialized model that cleans bulky debris using two large front sweepers
Streamlined Work Process
Simple operation using smart obstacle avoidance and pathing
Easy remote operation via app, simple manual operation, and a size and height convenient for movement
Simplification with a wireless charging station that automatically charges the robot after cleaning is finished
Secured excellent safety and safe driving capabilities using front/rear cameras, various sensors, LiDAR sensors, and tilt cameras
Provided a convenient customer experience using SOLlink and dedicated monitoring
Contributed to customer convenience by providing continuous robot status checks and work reports after cleaning tasks
Results
| Key Benefits | Change in cleaning method: * Previous: Floor cleaning neglected (only large debris picked up and discarded) โ Cement dust accumulated
Cleaning Robot: Automated cleaning of even cement dust through consistent floor management
Stability check for recognizing and avoiding obstacles and human movement
Increased job sustainability by improving the working environment and reducing worker fatigue
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| Client Feedback | It was impressive that the robot navigated more stably than expected and repeatedly covered specific areas in a place like a construction site where the environment is harsh and full of variables. The reaction was that the test was sufficiently valuable just by confirming the possibility that the robot can take over the basic cleaning routine without constant human management.
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