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PolyU CFSO Delegation Visits Wuxi Research Institute and Observes Smart Drone Cleaning Demo in Shanghai

PolyU CFSO Delegation Visits Wuxi Research Institute and Observes Smart Drone Cleaning Demo in Shanghai

Today, a delegation from the Campus Facilities and Sustainability Office (CFSO) of The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU), including Mr. Wong and Mr. Cheung, accompanied by Dr. Wang ** from the PolyU Wenzhou Research Institute, visited the **PolyU Wuxi Technology and Innovation Research Institute and the Shanghai Sanlin Low-altitude Economy Industrial Park for technical exchange and guidance.

Insight into Advanced Sensing and Inspection Technology

At the Wuxi Technology and Innovation Research Institute, our team introduced the center’s latest developments and core research areas to the delegation.

The visit included a demonstration of our handheld data collection and mapping devices, as well as indoor positioning devices, showcasing how rapid environmental digitization supports smart facility management.

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Subsequently, the delegation proceeded to the indoor flight testing field to witness a live demonstration of our autonomous inspection drones.

These drones are equipped with advanced sensors and navigation systems, allowing them to:

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Witnessing the Future of Building Maintenance in Shanghai

Following the visit to Wuxi, the delegation traveled to the Shanghai Sanlin Low-altitude Economy Industrial Park. Here, they observed a field demonstration of our Smart Building Cleaning Drone.

The demonstration highlighted the drone’s stability and efficiency in high-rise façade maintenance, presenting a safer and more automated alternative to traditional cleaning methods. The CFSO delegation expressed strong interest in how these low-altitude economy solutions could be applied to smart campus management and sustainability efforts in the future.

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Reference Press Release: https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/HvCxbZXmLE4ve5UVuRo08g


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