Jellyfishbot: The Electric Robot Fighting Water Pollution
The Jellyfishbot by IADYS is a fully electric cleaning robot designed to combat waterway pollution.
This compact, orange bot skims debris from the water’s surface, collecting waste in a detachable net. It features two operation modes: autonomous mode, where it cleans a designated area independently, and remote-controlled mode for precise navigation. Powered by three propellers, Jellyfishbot moves forward, backward, sideways, and makes tight turns, allowing it to reach narrow spaces between boats and docks. With a 6 to 8-hour runtime on a full charge, it can collect up to 20 gallons of waste, helping to keep waterways clean. Learn more at iadys.com.
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Given the level of Nigerian burning battery waste that's falling all over the globe, this thing is like peeing on a forest fire.
I have a really big pool going in, a few of these should come in handy.