Window cleaning robots, also known as automatic window cleaners, glass cleaning robots, smart window cleaners, and intelligent window cleaners, are a type of smart home appliance. They use a vacuum pump or fan at their base to firmly adhere to the glass, and then, with the help of artificial intelligence, automatically detect the distance to the window's corners and plan a cleaning path. The window cleaning robot typically uses the force of its adhesion to the glass to move a cloth at its base to wipe away dirt and grime.
The emergence of window cleaning robots is primarily to help people solve the problems of cleaning high-rise windows and outdoor windows.
Window cleaning robots mainly rely on a vacuum pump or fan at their base to firmly adhere to the glass. Then, using artificial intelligence, they automatically detect the distance to the window's corners and plan a cleaning path (wiping from left to right or from bottom to top), and return to their initial placement position after cleaning for easy removal.
The window cleaning robot typically uses the force of its adhesion to the glass to move a cloth at its base to wipe away dirt and grime.
Early window cleaning robots could only adhere to smooth, flat glass surfaces. This means that early designers had strict requirements for the adhesive medium to ensure a firm grip. As window cleaning robot technology matured, designers became much more lenient in their requirements for the adhesive medium.
