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Compact self-driving robot that sands putty-coated interior walls
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How it works on your site
The DF033 MINI Wall Sanding Robot is a compact wheeled Dafang AI machine on the DF033-Mini platform that, by the vendor's account, sands putty-coated interior walls and drives itself on lidar and visual cameras, detecting obstacles and issuing warnings. Dafang specifies putty-wall sanding as its one task and positions it for residential walls; its pages do not address ceilings, corners or the detail around openings. Its product status is unknown, Dafang publishes no launch date, and 0 deployments and 0 named customers are recorded.
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Will it work on your site
- Sanding Rate
- Up to 60 m²/hVendor ceiling; English page ties it to 0.1 to 0.5 mm depth
- Power Source
- 48V 50Ah lithium batteryDF033-Mini platform battery; 5 h to charge
- Control Interface
- Phone or tablet app, plus portalChinese page adds remote operation and parameter setting
- Fleet Management
- App and portal monitoringLocation, status and work progress, per vendor
- Operating Weight
- ≤80 kg (176.37 lb)DF033-Mini platform figure, vendor-stated
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