TITAN Unmanned Cleaning Boat Garbage Cleaning Boat Garbage Cleaning

TITAN unmanned cleaning boat is a surface service robot that integrates surface garbage cleaning, water quality inspection, intelligent inspection and other functions.

Core function:

Garbage cleaning, dry and wet separation, water quality detection, intelligent route planning, and full load of garbage to return to the charging dock.

Product Highlights :

High-precision positioning: Based on the high-precision positioning of RTK, the unmanned ship can realize centimeter-level water surface positioning. Can better deal with complex water scenes.

0.8m bank cleaning: For cement or stone river/lake banks, the extended bank cleaning module can be used to clean up the garbage near the shore and sticking to the shore.

Intelligent path optimization: With the support of intelligent algorithms, the unmanned ship can plan and optimize the clean path to achieve efficient and safe operations.

Configuration service:

Basic Configuration: silver metal charging cabinet.

Optional modules: water quality monitoring module, coastal flushing module, garbage weighing module.

FAQ

1. How much area can a boat clean?
It needs to be evaluated based on the on-site waters. In the case of friendly waters, smurf can cover about 45 acres of water area, and titan can cover about 100 acres of water area.

2.How long can this boat last?

The design life of the whole ship is 5 years, and proper maintenance can increase the service life to a certain extent.

3.How long does someone come to repair the ship when it breaks down?
ORCAUBOAT has a full-time after-sales service team, which can be replaced and repaired within a week.

4.Is it affected by other ships on the water?
The unmanned boat itself has the ability to avoid fixed obstacles and mobile obstacles, but it is recommended not to use it with other ships as much as possible. For example, when you cross the road, you have already avoided, but other vehicles will hit you. This is unavoidable. China is also very difficult to determine responsibility. Suggestions 1. Divide water areas for use 2. Divide time periods for use, such as working at night to avoid working hours of other ships.