Bubble Fish - Disinfecting Spray Robot

Where can the Bubble Fish Disinfecting Spray Robot be used?

The Bubble Fish Robot is designed for internal use in high traffic areas such as Airports, Train Stations, Exhibition Halls, Receptions, Healthcare Corridors, Larger Foyers and Gymnasiums. 


The automated Robot unit can be easily programmed to map complex buildings with corridors, doorways and obstructions whilst providing high precision cleaning of all surfaces.


Effective 99.99% Sterilisation rate


In the wake of the global pandemic, hygiene and cleanliness of public access areas is high on the agenda. Implementing the bubblefish disinfecting unit will help improve the confidence of the general public and employees whilst providing an environment that is hygienic and clean to use throughout the day and night. 

 

Advantages of the Bubble Fish Disinfectant Spray Robot

Autonomous Navigation System:

The Bubble-Fish disinfection robot has a sophisticated autonomous navigation system that is extremely user friendly and can be set up within any building in minutes.


Easy to use:


The robot is controlled in three ways: 


  • App control.
  • Button panel control.
  • Timed automatic start and stop.


The set up will give operator management, up to date performance information and route control.


How does the Bubble Fish Robot Sterilise and clean?

The Bubble Fish Robot provides Effective and Efficient Spraying and cleaning thanks to:


  •   12 litre Tank Volume
  •   2.6 litre per hour spraying efficiency
  •   Adjustable Spray efficiency
  •   Automatic spray cut-off when solution is low
  •   Set point spray efficiency for control
  •   360° full coverage, with no dead spots
  •   99.99% sterilisation rate reach to all required areas


Bubble Fish Control Panel: What's Included

  1. Visual Obstacle Avoidance
  2. LIDAR Sensor
  3. Vision Sensor
  4. Collision Sensor
  5. Child Lock Switch
  6. Pause / Start
  7. Fog Amount
  8. Fog Outlet
  9. Status Light
  10. Power Status
  11. Returning for Charging


  Bubble Fish Spray Disinfection Robot

High-tech Automatic Disinfection, Multi-scene Applicable

 

Where can the Disinfectant Spray Robot be used?

  • Schools
  • Nursing Homes
  • Healthcare
  • Offices
  • Gymnasiums       
  • Retail
  • Hotels
  • Conference halls
  • Exhibition Centres
  • Function Rooms
  • Airports
  • Train Stations
  • Shopping Centres
  • Cleaning Companies

 

  • Bubble Fish Features

    • Indoor autonomous positioning, navigation and mechatronics
    • Automatic solution release only when pre-programmed position is reached.
    • Obstacle avoidance.
    • Scheduled setting.
    • Automatic charging when battery is low including auto return & leave.
    • Can work 24 hours.
    • 2–3-hour recharge time.
    • Disinfection log recorder.
    • Disinfectant solution adjuster.
    • Automatic spray shut-off when the solution is low.
    • Soft and hard integrated general sports chassis.
    • Remote control.
    • Disinfection data collection.
    • Sensor control closed-loop management.

  • Bubble Fish Specifications

    • Dimensions: 407 x 421 x 745mm
    • Machine Weight: 23kg (without disinfectant)
    • Tank Volume: 12 litres
    • Spray Amount: 2.6 litres per hour – adjustable.
    • Applicable Disinfectant:   Hypochlorous acid, chlorine dioxide, Hydrogen peroxide, etc.
    • Operation Method: App control, Panel control, Timer (auto)
    • Endurance time: Up to 2 hrs (then recharge required)
    • Charging Time: 2 - 3hrs
    • Pass-ability: Width is 600mm, Slope Gradient at 5 °, Obstacle passing ability at 10mm.
    • Communication method: WiFi+4G
    • Running Speed: 0.3 m/s
    • Safety Protection: Lidar and various sensors, voice/light reminder, collision perception.
    • Charging pile Support: 110V～240V wide voltage input. Rated output: voltage 29.4V, current 5.0A
    • Safety protection: Water shortage alarm
    • Noise: 50dba
    • Working temperature: 0° to 50°C


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