Dock
Receive the cleaning platform at the mobile power dock.
Mobile docking system
Illustrative product environment · final configuration is plant-specificSR-Shuttle Link
One mobile dock. Five to six rows.
Engineered around the array
One mobile dock. Five to six rows.
The platform is selected and configured against row length, module arrangement, tilt, access and the required deployment model—not against a generic robot hierarchy.
Operating sequence
How the SR-Shuttle Link works.
A clear operating sequence makes the deployment model visible before detailed engineering begins.
Transfer
Move along the track to the selected adjacent row.
Adjust
Accommodate the site height and tilt interface within the stated range.
Charge
Return to the self-charging dock for the next deployment cycle.
Deployment geometry
Read the machine through the plant constraint.
The view identifies the stated operating geometry; it is not a fabrication drawing.
Approved specification
Every published attribute. No inferred fields.
Values not supplied in the approved registry stay absent rather than being reverse-engineered from another platform.
| Specification | Value | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| Coverage | 5–6 rows per unit | — |
| Track Length | 700–800 m | — |
| Height Adjustment | ±250 mm | — |
| Tilt Tolerance | 25°–30° | — |
| Power | Self-charging power dock | — |
| Ip Status | Patent applied for | — |
Best-fit plant profile
Plants where a mobile transfer path lets one cleaning platform cover several adjacent rows.
Supply boundary
The final box contents, site interfaces, commissioning scope, training and warranty documentation are issued with the quotation. A public pack list has not been approved.
The product family
