T18XX — Autonomous Pool-Cleaning Robot
Five years of focused development in autonomous robots operating in harsh environments.
The customer needed a robotic pool cleaner able to climb steep slopes and walls reliably — while reducing the manufacturing cost per unit.
A compact platform with a sealed 12V drive system, designed for waterproofing first and manufacturability from day one.
Chassis, drive base and wet-end components were engineered in 3D, prototyped with additive manufacturing, and iterated through pool-testing cycles.
Waterproofing motors and electronics, keeping traction on steep slopes, and shaping every part for injection-moulding economics.
The T18XX entered production with a moulded ABS base, a sealed drivetrain and a service-friendly architecture.
Design for waterproofing and manufacturability at the same time — never one after the other. Five years of pool-robot work transfers directly to service robots, commercial cleaning and agricultural automation.