How Do You Keep Thousands Of Solar Panels Clean? Use A Drone
Israeli startup tackles the problem from the air, instead of deploying teams of workers
Israeli startup tackles the problem from the air, instead of deploying teams of workers
Airobotics, an Israeli drone manufacturer, and Solar Drone, an Israeli company specializing in solar farms services, have signed a binding agreement under which Airobotics will develop and supply to Solar Drone with a unique solar panel cleaning drone system.
The fully automated system includes a drone docking station that automatically replaces batteries and replenishes cleaning fluid
Just one day after the government accepted a bid to build Israel’s largest-ever solar field comes the announcement that an Israeli drone manufacturer has inked a deal to develop and supply UAV cleaning services for solar panels.
Airobotics (TASE: AIRO), an Israeli manufacturer of autonomous Unmanned Aircraft (drones) and Aerial Data Platforms, and Solar Drone, an Israeli company specializing in solar farms services, have signed a binding agreement under which Airobotics will develop and supply to Solar Drone a unique solar panel cleaning drone system.
Israeli drone manufacturer Airobotics has collaborated with Israeli solar farm services company Solar Drone to develop and supply to Solar Drone a unique solar panel cleaning drone system. The fully automated system will include a drone docking station for automatic battery replacement and cleaning fluid replenishment, enabling the system to operate continuously.
It will compromise a drone docking station for the replacement of the automatic battery, enabling the system to operate, and cleaning fluid replenishment.
The fully automated system is expected to include a drone docking station for automatic battery replacement and cleaning fluid replenishment, enabling the system to operate continuously.
Airobotics will begin joint activity with Solar Drone, estimated to generate $10 million in sales over the next three years.