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BMR Cephe Temizlik Robotu MQ200

Curtain Wall Cleaning Robot

Work capacity
≥350 m²/h
Cleaning efficiency
Cleaning width
1,000 mm
Single pass
Working height
≤200 m
Operating slope 0-90°

The BMR MQ200 is an 80 kg fully automatic facade cleaning robot that cleans the glass, metal and stone curtain walls of high-rise and super-high-rise buildings up to 200 m.

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It works with ground operator control, autonomous work at height and an AI visual inspection model; with a 1,000 mm cleaning width it cleans 350 m² of surface per hour, and the modular obstacle-crossing mechanism clears facade projections up to 400 mm. A redundant safety system removes human work at height and waste-water recovery protects the surroundings.

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Overview

The MQ200 is the curtain wall cleaning robot of BMR's work-at-height series. The body under 80 kg runs on a 220 V supply, takes its water from the ground and works at 0-90° inclination on flat and large-curvature glass, metal and stone curtain walls up to 200 m. Cleaning width is 1,000 mm, travel speed 0-0.2 m/s and overall cleaning output above 350 m² per hour; the modular obstacle-crossing mechanism clears projections up to 400 mm and overall coverage exceeds 80 percent.

The operating model has three layers: ground operator control, autonomous work at height and AI visual inspection; the AI vision system recognises facade features and obstacles, plans an intelligent route and assesses the degree of cleanliness itself, while cleaning parameters are controlled precisely. A redundant safety system greatly lowers the risk of work at height; the integrated waste-water recovery unit causes no secondary pollution to the surroundings. The in-house path planning software generates the construction route automatically; at the end of fully automatic work a cleaning report is created by itself. The protection rating is IP54. Commercial office buildings, hotels and city landmark buildings are its main application areas. Actual cleaning performance varies with facade material, surface curvature, contamination type, building structure, wind and the available suspension equipment; before deployment the building drawings, facade photographs and project specification are collected, and building height, total facade area, curtain wall material, projection sizes, roof suspension conditions, water and power access, contamination type, wind and weather conditions and cleaning frequency are evaluated.

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Use Cases

The use cases the manufacturer defines for the BMR Cephe Temizlik Robotu MQ200.

  1. Cleaning
  2. Construction site

Key Advantages

Ground control, autonomous at height

The operator stays on the ground; the robot works autonomously on the facade and the AI vision system assesses facade features, obstacles and the degree of cleanliness itself.

  • When work ends a cleaning report is created by itself.
BMR Cephe Temizlik Robotu MQ200, Ground control, autonomous at height

Two hundred metres, 350 square metres an hour

It works at 0-90° inclination up to 200 m; with a 1,000 mm cleaning width and 0.2 m/s speed overall output exceeds 350 m² per hour.

It clears facade projections

The modular obstacle-crossing mechanism passes facade decoration projections up to 400 mm; coverage exceeds 80 percent on flat and large-curvature glass, metal and stone facades.

Redundant safety, clean waste water

The redundant safety system greatly lowers the risk of work at height; the integrated waste-water recovery unit causes no secondary pollution.

  • The body is under 80 kg and rated IP54.

Technical Specifications

14 values in 7 categories; data published by the manufacturer.

General structure
Materials
Flat and large-curvature glass, metal and stone curtain walls; modular obstacle-crossing mechanism; waste-water recovery unit
Manufacturer note
Safety and operation mode: a redundant safety system; it combines ground-based manual control with autonomous work at height, runs fully automatically and generates cleaning reports automatically. AI vision identifies wall features, obstacles and cleanliness levels; an integrated wastewater recovery unit is fitted.
Size and weight
Weight
≤80 kg
Motion and performance
Work capacity
Working height ≤200 m; cleaning width 1,000 mm; output ≥350 m²/h; coverage ≥80%; working inclination 0-90°; obstacle crossing ≤400 mm
Maximum speed
0-0.2 m/s
Working width
1000 mm
Power and runtime
Battery
220 V mains supply; ground water supply
Operating voltage
220 V
Sensors and connectivity
Sensors
Facade feature and obstacle recognition by the AI vision system; redundant safety sensors
Interfaces
Ground control unit; 220 V supply and ground water line
Software and development
Processor
AI visual inspection model; intelligent route planning; cleanliness assessment; in-house path planning software
Software features
Three-layer model of ground operator control, autonomous work at height and AI inspection; precise cleaning parameter control; automatic cleaning report; waste-water recovery
Environmental resilience
Ingress protection
IP54
Manufacturer warranty
1-year warranty for the complete machine; 5-year spare parts supply guarantee. Accessories and consumables are not covered by the warranty.

Sources and documents

Verified on the manufacturer page on 18 September 2026.

An itemised quote for the BMR Cephe Temizlik Robotu MQ200 is prepared by configuration, quantity and delivery scope.

Facade Cleaning Robot MQ200: Technical AnalysisDesign decisions, comparison table and evaluation

From rope-access workers to a ground-managed robot

Curtain wall cleaning is done by a rope-suspended crew; output depends on the weather, the crew's condition and safety procedure, and waste water runs down the facade. The MQ200 works on a three-layer model: the operator stays at the ground control unit, the robot cleans autonomously at height, and the AI vision system recognises facade features, plans the route and assesses cleanliness. With a 1,000 mm cleaning width and 0.2 m/s speed it cleans more than 350 m² of surface per hour; the integrated waste-water recovery unit collects the water used and causes no secondary pollution. The redundant safety system lowers the risk of work at height; the cleaning report is generated when the job ends.

Two hundred metres, four hundred millimetres of projection

Working height reaches 200 m and the operating slope is 0-90°; it works on flat and large-curved glass, metal and stone curtain walls, smooth exterior panels and vertical and inclined surfaces. The modular obstacle-crossing mechanism passes facade decorations and architectural projections up to 400 mm; overall coverage exceeds 80 percent. The body is under 80 kg and IP54; it runs on 220 V mains and takes its water from the ground.

How it works

  • Inspect the building facade and confirm suspension conditions.
  • Install the robot and connect the water, power and safety systems.
  • Set the cleaning area and operating parameters.
  • The AI vision system identifies facade features and plans the cleaning path automatically.
  • Autonomous high-altitude cleaning starts; status is monitored from the ground and waste water is recovered during cleaning.
  • Assess facade cleanliness and repeat local cleaning where required.

Who it is for

For high-rise and ultra-high-rise buildings with large glass, metal or stone curtain wall areas: commercial office towers, hotels and serviced apartments, shopping centres, urban landmarks, hospitals and public buildings, exhibition and convention centres, transport hubs and high-rise residential developments; for property owners wanting regular facade maintenance, less reliance on rope-access workers and waste-water management, and for facade maintenance and post-construction exterior cleaning contractors.

Price and sourcing

The MQ200 is sourced for Turkey on a project basis; import, customs clearance, commissioning and operator training are part of delivery. Investment is set by corporate quotation against edition, configuration, spare and wear-part provisioning, training scope and quantity. Before quotation the building drawings, facade photographs and project specification are collected. Request a quotation with your project profile.

MQ200 Technical Specifications

ParameterValue
Total weight≤80 kg
Operating slope0-90°
Construction scenariosFlat and large-curved glass, metal and stone curtain walls
Moving speed0-0.2 m/s
Working height≤200 m
Cleaning efficiency≥350 m²/h
Operating voltage220 V
Obstacle crossing height≤400 mm
Water supply methodSurface water supply
Cleaning width1,000 mm
Overall coverage rate≥80%
Protection levelIP54

Summary

The MQ200 turns curtain wall cleaning from a rope-suspended crew into a ground-managed autonomous process: 200 m height, 350 m² per hour, 1,000 mm width, 400 mm obstacle crossing, AI path planning and cleanliness assessment, waste-water recovery and redundant safety. For office towers, hotels, shopping centres and landmark buildings with glass, metal and stone facades, request a quotation with your building height, facade area and suspension conditions.

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Cephe Temizlik Robotu MQ200: Frequently Asked Questions

The most common questions about the BMR Cephe Temizlik Robotu MQ200.

On which facade types does it work?

It works on flat and large-curvature glass, metal and stone curtain walls, smooth exterior panels and vertical and inclined surfaces, and clears decorative projections up to 400 mm. Commercial office buildings, hotels, shopping centres and landmark buildings are the main applications.

How are water and power supplied?

The robot runs on a 220 V supply and takes its water from the ground; the waste-water recovery unit collects the water used. Connections are planned at the survey to the building's roof suspension, water and power infrastructure.

Where does the operator stand?

On the ground, at the control unit. The robot works autonomously on the facade; the AI vision system plans the route and assesses cleanliness, the operator monitors status from the ground and receives the cleaning report when the job ends.

Which details are needed for a quotation?

Building height, total facade area, curtain wall material, surface curvature, projection sizes, roof suspension conditions, water and power access, contamination type, local wind and weather conditions and cleaning frequency, together with building drawings and facade photographs.

How is it sourced in Turkey?

The BMR MQ200 is sourced on a project basis: the site schedule, floor area, concrete or coating system and site access are settled at the survey; import, commissioning and operator training are part of delivery. For a quotation, send the project type, total square metres and the works programme.