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This Indian robot cleans solar panels without using any water. It was built by a Coimbatore-based startup called Solavio. India already has around 168 gigawatts of solar capacity and this number is growing fast. Many of these solar farms are built in hot and dusty parts of the country. As dust starts to accumulate on these panels, it blocks sunlight from reaching solar cells. If enough dust builds up it can reduce the amount of electricity that solar panels produce by 20-30% which means that these panels have to be cleaned regularly. However, at many solar farms in India, workers are still cleaning panels using water hoses and brushes. According to some estimates, manually cleaning just one megawatt of solar panels can use up to 24,000 litres of water per wash. This means that if you cleaned all of India’s installed solar capacity just once, you would end up using around 4 billion litres of water, which is roughly enough water to meet the daily needs of everyone in Delhi and Bengaluru combined for an entire day. This is where Solavio comes in. They’ve built a number of these waterless solar panel-cleaning robots. Independent Bot is one of Solavio’s remotely controlled portable robots designed for residential solar rooftops. Another is called Eco Bot, which moves directly across solar panels and uses an anti-static microfiber cleaning system to remove dust through airflow and friction without using water. Eco Bot travels at around 0.3 metres per second, but its speed can be adjusted depending on how much dust has accumulated on the panels. It runs on an onboard lithium battery and can be moved from one row of solar panels to another. Solavio’s Eco Bot was tested by third-party agencies for 10,000 cleaning cycles to make sure that repeated cleaning wouldn’t damage the panels. Solavio is manufacturing these robots at its 12,000-square-foot facility in Coimbatore, and they’ve already sold close to 1,000 of these robots across India and the Middle East.

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