An electric sweeper combines lidar, cameras, radar and satellite inputs for programmed cleaning routes. Municipal teams arrange the intended operating cycle, with automatic return to base, a manual mode and emergency stop access.
A municipal cleaning team needs a sweeping cycle that follows the route arranged for its working area. Boschung provides the Urban-Sweeper S2.0 Autonomous, an electric street machine with onboard perception and navigation. The autonomous driving technology is supplied through WIBOT, the partner providing that part of the system, while the vehicle performs the programmed cleaning task.
Lidar, cameras, millimetre-wave radar and satellite navigation inputs cover the surroundings around the machine. Onboard image and signal processing identify moving and stationary objects while following the arranged route. The cleaning cycle is programmed for the particular application and includes an automatic return to base. The vehicle also supports autonomous wake-up and parking. A manual driving mode provides another way to operate the machine, and emergency stop buttons on both sides give staff a direct stop control.
Cleaning staff establish the intended route and cycle before the machine starts its work. The onboard arrangement follows that programmed task and handles the return stage at the end of the cycle. Operators use the manual mode or emergency stop controls when the working procedure calls for direct intervention. Deployment review matches the vehicle and route to the site, keeping the cleaning task and operating arrangements aligned.
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The machine combines lidar, cameras, millimetre-wave radar and satellite navigation inputs.
The machine completes the arranged cycle and returns to its base.
Yes. A manual driving mode is available alongside the programmed autonomous operation.
Emergency stop buttons are fitted on both sides of the sweeper.
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For 1 site with 10 monitored assets in United States, IoT Apps estimates $2,800 – $9,100 in the first year and $400 – $1,500 every year after. This is an estimate based on comparable deployments, not a quote from Boschung.

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