Overview
For routine removal of floating debris from rivers, lakes, reservoirs, harbours and urban landscape waters. A 2.4 m collection mouth driven by twin water jets clears 3–5 tonnes per vessel per day under normal conditions — plastic bottles, dead branches, aquatic weeds, leaves and algal mats.
When the conveyor collection bin is full, the vessel returns automatically to a shore dump point, so no manual recovery is needed at all. That solves not only throughput but the safety problem of sending people onto the water in peak summer heat and flood season. The bin is quick-release, emptied and rinsed in minutes.
Autonomous routes and remote control operate side by side: open water is swept along preset lines, while bridges, wharves, netted enclosures and other confined areas are taken over manually. Twin pontoons give a shallow draught, tolerance of Beaufort 3 conditions, long-term on-water retention and night operation.
A water quality module turns it into a dual-purpose vessel, cleaning and monitoring on the same sortie — particularly useful for river-and-lake accountability assessments and landscape water management. Solar top-up panels and an unmanned dock are available for low-labour routine operation.
