Patent classifications
A47L11/38
SURFACE CLEANING APPARATUS WITH DIFFERENT CLEANING CONFIGURATIONS
A surface cleaning apparatus comprises a floor cleaning unit comprising a surface cleaning head and an upright section moveably mounted to the surface cleaning head between a storage position and a floor cleaning position and a hand vacuum cleaner removably mounted to the upright section. The upright section is connected to the surface cleaning head by a rotatable coupling. When the surface cleaning unit is mounted to the upright section, the surface cleaning unit and the upright section define an upright assembly, the upright assembly having a handle wherein, when the upright assembly is in the inclined use position, the handle is steeringly connected to the surface cleaning head whereby a user may rotate the handle clockwise or counterclockwise with respect to the surface cleaning head to assist in steering the surface cleaning head
DRONE FOR CLEANING OUTER WALL OF HIGH-RISE BUILDING
A drone for cleaning an outer wall of a high-rise building is configured to float and move in the air. The drone includes a drone main body and a floating transfer unit for floating and moving the drone main body in the art. The drone main body has a camera unit provided to photograph the exterior of a building and driving wheels on one surface thereof to be guide to the exterior of the building. The drone main body further has a buffer angle member to cushion an impact with the building and a washing nozzle unit which sprays water onto and washes the exterior of the building. Accordingly, by cleaning the exterior or a window of a skyscraper using the drone, there are the effects of reducing the costs of cleaning a skyscraper, simplifying a cleaning operation, preventing human accidents due to falls, and reducing cleaning time.
DRONE FOR CLEANING OUTER WALL OF HIGH-RISE BUILDING
A drone for cleaning an outer wall of a high-rise building is configured to float and move in the air. The drone includes a drone main body and a floating transfer unit for floating and moving the drone main body in the art. The drone main body has a camera unit provided to photograph the exterior of a building and driving wheels on one surface thereof to be guide to the exterior of the building. The drone main body further has a buffer angle member to cushion an impact with the building and a washing nozzle unit which sprays water onto and washes the exterior of the building. Accordingly, by cleaning the exterior or a window of a skyscraper using the drone, there are the effects of reducing the costs of cleaning a skyscraper, simplifying a cleaning operation, preventing human accidents due to falls, and reducing cleaning time.
UAV, method and system for cleaning a wall body
A cleaning method includes controlling an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) to fly to a region of a wall body according to a path to be cleaned, and, in response to detecting a cleaning prohibition identifier associated with the region, recognizing the region as a cleaning prohibition region and controlling the UAV to fly over the cleaning prohibition region without cleaning the cleaning prohibition region.
UAV, method and system for cleaning a wall body
A cleaning method includes controlling an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) to fly to a region of a wall body according to a path to be cleaned, and, in response to detecting a cleaning prohibition identifier associated with the region, recognizing the region as a cleaning prohibition region and controlling the UAV to fly over the cleaning prohibition region without cleaning the cleaning prohibition region.
Vertical surface cleaning autonomous device
A vertical surface cleaning device comprising a main body, a cleaning arm, a cleaning head, and leg mechanisms with grippers. The cleaning head applies a cleaning fluid on a surface to carry out a cleaning operation. A waste collector is provided to collect a waste material arising from the cleaning operation. The grippers may remain in a grip or in a release state. The segments of the leg mechanisms are articulatable to configure a first group of the leg mechanisms to stably hold the main body at a first place with the grippers remaining in the grip state. A second group of the leg mechanisms move in a desired direction with their grippers in release state while the first group stably holds the main body. The first group of the leg mechanisms then moves in the same direction while the second group holds the main body at a second place.
Vertical surface cleaning autonomous device
A vertical surface cleaning device comprising a main body, a cleaning arm, a cleaning head, and leg mechanisms with grippers. The cleaning head applies a cleaning fluid on a surface to carry out a cleaning operation. A waste collector is provided to collect a waste material arising from the cleaning operation. The grippers may remain in a grip or in a release state. The segments of the leg mechanisms are articulatable to configure a first group of the leg mechanisms to stably hold the main body at a first place with the grippers remaining in the grip state. A second group of the leg mechanisms move in a desired direction with their grippers in release state while the first group stably holds the main body. The first group of the leg mechanisms then moves in the same direction while the second group holds the main body at a second place.
Autonomous planar surface cleaning robot
A driving mechanism for an autonomous planar surface cleaning robot is disclosed. The driving mechanism includes a first transmission component and a second transmission component spaced apart in parallel relationship relative to the first transmission component. Each of the first and second transmission components defines first and second ends and first and second sides, wherein the first sides face each other and the second sides face away from each other in a direction transverse from the direction of motion and the first and second ends are oppositely spaced along the direction of motion. Each of the first and second transmission components are independently controllable by a control unit of the autonomous planar surface cleaning robot.
Autonomous planar surface cleaning robot
A driving mechanism for an autonomous planar surface cleaning robot is disclosed. The driving mechanism includes a first transmission component and a second transmission component spaced apart in parallel relationship relative to the first transmission component. Each of the first and second transmission components defines first and second ends and first and second sides, wherein the first sides face each other and the second sides face away from each other in a direction transverse from the direction of motion and the first and second ends are oppositely spaced along the direction of motion. Each of the first and second transmission components are independently controllable by a control unit of the autonomous planar surface cleaning robot.
UAV, METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR CLEANING A WALL BODY
A cleaning method includes controlling an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) to fly to a region of a wall body according to a path to be cleaned, determining a distance between the UAV and a wall surface of the region of the wall body based on a cleaning mode, and controlling the UAV to clean the wall surface via the cleaning mode and at the determined distance away from the wall surface.