Manufacturer profile · No. 579
MiraiKikai, Inc.
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Model 1Cleaning & Facility Maintenance
MiraiKikai, Inc.
Model 2Cleaning & Facility MaintenanceType1
Cleaning RobotsType1 is a lightweight autonomous solar-panel cleaning robot developed and manufactured by MiraiKikai, Inc. It travels across rooftop photovoltaic arrays, recognizes panel edges, automatically changes direction between rows, and removes sand and dust using waterless rotary brushes. It weighs 28 kg and achieves a manufacturer-rated cleaning productivity of 300 m²/hour. Current commercial availability remains unverified.
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Model 3Cleaning & Facility MaintenanceType2
Cleaning RobotsType2 is an autonomous waterless solar-panel cleaning robot manufactured by MiraiKikai, Inc. for large ground-mounted photovoltaic installations. It uses rotary dry brushes, autonomous posture control, and sensing technology to traverse uneven panel arrays without fixed guide rails. Its rated cleaning productivity is 2,160 m²/hour, with approximately two hours of continuous operation. Current commercial sales remain unverified.
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Type2W
Cleaning RobotsType2W is an autonomous wet-brush solar-panel cleaning robot developed by MiraiKikai, Inc. for ground-mounted photovoltaic installations in Japan. It incorporates rotary wet brushes, a connected water supply, and modular cleaning assemblies for different array widths. The robot operates on panel inclinations of 5–30° and achieves a published cleaning productivity of 2,160 m²/hour in its 4 m configuration. Current commercial sales remain unverified.
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