Drones clean glass walls, support security services

A drone recently sprayed cleaning solution and water on a building in Bao’an District with impressive efficiency. The drone was operated by staff on the ground, and within less than two hours, the glass exterior wall became spotless.

Onlookers marveled, "Technology is truly changing lives. Using drones is much safer and more convenient than traditional cleaning methods."

A drone sprays cleaning solution and water on a building. File photo

The drone cleaning service was carried out by Bao’an Security Service Co., Ltd. A representative from the company mentioned that this process eliminates the need for manual high-altitude work, significantly reducing safety risks.

The representative highlighted the drone's advantages: Equipped with a high-pressure water jet, it autonomously flies to designated spots, precisely identifies stains, and cleans at optimal angles and pressures. Tasks that previously took two days can now be completed in just a few hours, greatly reducing costs compared to manual labor.

Drone cleaning represents a key application of the low-altitude economy in the cleaning industry, offering new opportunities for business transformation and promising broader applications in various scenarios.

At the management office of Fenghuang Mountain Park, staff members simply clicked a mouse to implement a park patrol, after which the drone took off from a designated location.

"Traditional manual patrols are not only inefficient but also severely limited in scope. The introduction of drones has effectively solved this problem," stated a security staffer, adding that drone acts like a nimble "guardian in the sky," capable of quickly ascending to provide an aerial view and navigate crowded or obstructed areas. This not only enhances emergency response speed but also offers a more efficient and intelligent solution for scenic area management.

Drones have gradually become a new tool for digital security services, injecting vitality into the district’s development of low-altitude economy. Bao’an Security Service Co., Ltd now operates over 10 micro and light drones and plans to apply drone technology to more public safety services, including emergency rescue and firefighting.