On 26-27 June,the "2025 Hebei Municipal Environmental Sanitation Industry Technical Training Conference and Annual Meeting of the Association"was successfully held in Dingzhou, Hebei Province.During the roadshow and exhibition, KUSA Technology's unmanned cleaning robot clustercomprehensively demonstrated the intelligent cleaning solutions of unmanned cleaning robots in urban public space with its high level of product power and scene adaptability.
On the open road, the robots travelled smoothly and cleanly along the edges - in the live demonstration at the Zhongchun Garden in Dingzhou City, KUSA Technology's unmanned sweeping robot cluster demonstrated its excellent sweeping ability with high adaptability and completion.
Image source: E. Excel Sanitation Exhibition
Faced with narrow paths and diverse obstacles, the robots relied onthe vision AI-led multi-modal fusion sensing systemto accurately identify terrain features and dynamic targets (e.g., pedestrians, non-motorised vehicles, etc.), and combined withintelligent path planningandautonomous obstacle avoidancestrategies, to realise stable, safe, and highly efficient continuous sweeping operations. The entire demonstration process was smooth and responsive, and was highly recognised by the attending guests.
Image source: E. Excel Sanitation Expo
As the requirements for cleaning efficiency and operational safety in urban public spaces continue to rise, unmanned and intelligent sanitation solutions are graduallybecoming the mainstream direction of the industry.
At present, KUSA Technology's unmanned cleaning robots have been deployedin 20+ areasinBeijing, Shanghai, Guangdong, Sichuan, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Henan, Hubei, Fujianand other provinces and citiesina variety of open scenarios, such asurban roads, parks/scenic areas, parks/campuses, harbours, squares, and airports/high-speed rail stations, to continue to promote the upgrading of urban sanitation operations to a more efficient, intelligent and sustainable direction. KUSA Technology will continue to promote urban sanitation operations to be more efficient, intelligent and sustainable.
In the future, KUSA Technology will continue to uphold the original intention of "making the city cleaner" and expand the service boundaries of robots in urban operation to help build a smarter and greener urban space.
