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.
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.