Autonomous Dual-Sided Magnetic Window Cleaning Robot for Skyscraper Maintenance Applications

Abstract: Window cleaning in tall buildings poses serious dangers and operational hazards. A dual-sided magnetic window cleaning robot that increase efficiency, safety, and usage ability is presented in this study. This apparatus consists of two synchronized units: an inner unit operated by the user from inside the building and an outer unit magnetically coupled to move parallelly. The robot is fitted with neodymium magnets that provide a powerful grip, facilitating smooth cleaning through automated movement. The cleaning mechanism integrates a microfiber pad, a rotating brush, and a cleaning solution dispenser to increase usability. The robot includes anti-fall sensors to ensure secure operation under any weather conditions. Wireless control via a remote or mobile application allows real-time monitoring and user adjustments. There is a reliable mechanism for fixing the equipment and sensors that can automatically stop the operation if hazardous environmental conditions are detected. This project aims to bring a paradigm shift in high-rise window cleaning by significantly reducing manual labour, improving safety, and enhancing operational efficiency. Why settle for less when WindowWhiz offers a smarter, safer, and more effective alternative?

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International Journal for Research in Applied Science and Engineering Technology
Published
2025-05-31
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https://doi.org/10.22214/ijraset.2025.71887
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Robotics and Sensor-Based Localization
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Autonomous Dual-Sided Magnetic Window Cleaning Robot for Skyscraper Maintenance Applications

Jia M S
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International Journal for Research in Applied Science and Engineering Technology
Robotics and Sensor-Based Localization
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Autonomous Dual-Sided Magnetic Window Cleaning Robot for Skyscraper Maintenance Applications

Jia M S
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Abstract: Window cleaning in tall buildings poses serious dangers and operational hazards. A dual-sided magnetic window cleaning robot that increase efficiency, safety, and usage ability is presented in this study. This apparatus consists of two synchronized units: an inner unit operated by the user from inside the building and an outer unit magnetically coupled to move parallelly. The robot is fitted with neodymium magnets that provide a powerful grip, facilitating smooth cleaning through automated movement. The cleaning mechanism integrates a microfiber pad, a rotating brush, and a cleaning solution dispenser to increase usability. The robot includes anti-fall sensors to ensure secure operation under any weather conditions. Wireless control via a remote or mobile application allows real-time monitoring and user adjustments. There is a reliable mechanism for fixing the equipment and sensors that can automatically stop the operation if hazardous environmental conditions are detected. This project aims to bring a paradigm shift in high-rise window cleaning by significantly reducing manual labour, improving safety, and enhancing operational efficiency. Why settle for less when WindowWhiz offers a smarter, safer, and more effective alternative?

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