Scout-Bot uses intelligent perception to identify targeted waste and support selective cleaning, while minimising disturbance to the natural beach environment.
Every object on the sand is assessed. Targeted waste is collected, and natural material is left where it is.
Intelligent perception identifies targeted waste, so cleaning effort goes where it is needed.
Selective cleaning is designed to minimise disturbance to sand, shells and marine life.
A semi-autonomous robotic fleet with live monitoring, built for consistent, repeatable cleaning.
Sandy coastlines that need regular cleaning without losing their natural character.
Busy city and tourist beaches that need cleaning every day.
See the right model →Private beachfronts kept clean for guests, with minimal disruption.
See the right model →Ecologically sensitive beaches where shells, seaweed and wildlife should stay.
Support one through CSR →We are exploring a service model where drubelabs deploys and operates the system, so partners can support cleaner beaches without owning robots. Companies can also back deployments as part of their CSR programmes.
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It is designed to target man-made waste such as plastic bottles, caps, wrappers and bags, while leaving natural material like shells, seaweed and stones in place.
Scout-Bot collects targeted items rather than working through the whole surface. This selective approach is designed to minimise disturbance to sand, shells and marine life.
It is semi-autonomous. Each robot plans and drives its own cleaning path, with an operator supervising the fleet.
We are exploring a model where drubelabs deploys, operates and maintains the system, and partners use it as a service instead of buying robots. Scope and pricing are agreed with each partner.
Yes. We are open to CSR-oriented deployments, where a company supports robotic cleaning of a chosen beach and receives reporting on the work carried out. Please confirm CSR eligibility with your own advisers.
We are currently at the pilot stage and working with early partners. Get in touch to discuss your location.