Manual high-rise window cleaning is one of the most dangerous occupations. Enterprises face significant safety risks, high insurance premiums, and potential legal liabilities.

Recruiting professional high-altitude technicians is increasingly difficult. High turnover rates and rising wages disrupt regular maintenance schedules and inflate operational budgets.

Manual cleaning quality varies by worker. For large-scale glass facades or complex architectural structures, achieving 100% coverage without streaks or missed spots is a persistent challenge.

Extreme weather, high temperatures, or strong winds often halt manual operations, making it impossible to maintain a consistent cleaning cycle for prestigious buildings.

Enterprises are moving away from human-reliant high-risk work toward "Intrinsic Safety" through automation—removing humans from hazardous environments entirely.

Modern demand is shifting toward robots that feature autonomous path planning, smart suction adjustment, and real-time remote monitoring via IoT platforms.

With the rise of ESG standards, there is a surging demand for "Green Cleaning." Modern robots utilize precision water-mist technology and reusable microfiber pads, drastically reducing water waste and the need for harsh chemicals compared to traditional methods.