HB1 Wall Climbing Robot

The HB1 clings to walls, pillars, ceilings or just about anything else using two integrated electric fans. These draw air from beneath the front and rear of the robot, expelling that air straight out the back of the bot to create downforce. This setup allows the device to move across flat or curved, rough or smooth surfaces, and to roll over small obstacles such as electrical conduits which may be present on those surfaces.
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[@elilivezey7884]

Idk why I was recommended this but I suspect there will be others after me

[@drac.96]

This is a really cool product that would be good for maintaining buildings. Would love to work as a contractor
to use the robot with an XBOX controller.

[@Gamemstr1234]

Weird recommend video but interesting idea

[@henrymunnich1648]

What a cool idea to use a vacuum to stick to walls. I have always wanted to make a mural printer but only ever got as far as a gantry. Is this design inherently noisy?

[@Bigboystoysuaedubai]

There are mural / wall printing devices on the market.

[@henrymunnich1648]

​@@Bigboystoysuaedubai Without a gantry?

[@Bigboystoysuaedubai]

@@henrymunnich1648 ruclips.net/video/Qf5jpWHdSAg/видео.html

[@differentone_p]

How long does the cable needs to be for tall buildings

[@Bigboystoysuaedubai]

The cable can be as long as the requirement.

[@user-xiaoyaoniangwangbo]

not reliable , especially when you need it to climb higher buildings like wind trubine

[@user-xiaoyaoniangwangbo]

maybe it's just designed for easy daily tasks