Each robot operates from five to eight hours without human involvement.
Eleven robots were sent inside the Grand Mosque of Mecca to disinfect the holy site as part of pandemic response measures by the Services, Field Affairs and Environmental Protection Agency at the General Presidency for the Affairs of the Two Holy Mosques.
The robots will automatically disinfect all areas of the mosque and analyze sanitation requirements to protect pilgrims and worshippers from bacterial threats.
With the mosque layout programming loaded into their systems, the robots will clean the mosque in accordance with attendance.
The robots use simultaneous localization and mapping technology, which includes a high-performance spraying unit and a battery charging function.
Each robot operates from five to eight hours without human intervention. The device can carry up to 23.8 liters of disinfectant, consuming 2 liters per hour, to destroy bacteria over an area of 600 sq. m per round. The robots can travel 3 km without any human support.
The robots are equipped with a front detection system to avoid colliding with obstacles at a distance of up to 10 meters. The device is equipped with a camera with a high-quality radar for mapping.
The intelligent robotic device has received international certifications, including the European CE quality accreditation certificate.