Clearbot Class 2

Clearbot Class 2 is an electric autonomous surface vessel for floating-waste collection, water monitoring and hydrographic survey work.

Facts

  • Company: Clear Robotics
  • Type: Autonomous Waterway Cleaning Usv
  • Positioning: 200 kg floating-waste collector
  • Function: Collects debris and carries survey payloads
  • Audience: Ports, cities and environmental operators
  • Status: Commercial
  • Website: https://www.clearbot.org/class-2

About

About Clearbot Class 2

Clearbot Class 2 is a three-metre electric surface robot designed for floating-waste collection in rivers, harbours and other sheltered waterways. Its conveyor and collection bay handle up to 200 kilograms of material, with a stated collection rate of 80 kilograms per hour. The vessel travels at up to three knots and operates for six to eight hours per charge.

The same catamaran platform can carry hydrographic-survey and water-monitoring payloads, allowing operators to use one vessel for cleaning and environmental data collection. Clearbot provides autonomous route execution with remote supervision for municipal, port and environmental-service teams. Exact-product deployments include river-cleaning work in India and Hong Kong, where the Class 2 configuration has removed accumulated waste and supported recurring waterway maintenance.

Specifications

  • Collection Rate: 80 kg/h
  • Dimensions: 3.0 × 1.3 × 0.56 m
  • Maximum Speed: 3 kn
  • Mission Endurance: 6–8 hours
  • Mission Role: Floating-waste collection, hydrographic survey and water monitoring
  • Waste Capacity: 200 kg

Market context

Ports, cities and environmental operators

  • Peer Group: Autonomous Surface Vessel, Autonomous surface vehicle, Commercial cleaning robot
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Deployments

  • Waste Removed - approximately 37 metric tonnes removed - Nonbah River project - river waste collection - A Clearbot Class 2 deployment on the Nonbah River removed approximately 37 metric tonnes of waste. - source: clearbot.org

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