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Shenzhen Smart Drone UAV is a robotics company founded 2014, based in China, developing 1 robot primarily in the Cleaning category.
Multiple manufacturers in Shenzhen, China produce the W24D Smart Glass Cleaning Robot with automatic water spray functionality. The W24D is an autonomous window cleaning robot designed for residential and commercial glass surfaces, featuring intelligent path planning with Z/N-type automatic cleaning modes and dual-direction water spraying. Manufacturers identified include Shenzhen Smart Drone UAV Co., Ltd., Shenzhen SIBOTESI Technology Co., Ltd., and Shenzhen Simple Fun Technology Co., Ltd. The product is distributed through B2B channels including Alibaba and Made-in-China, with bulk pricing starting at US$59–$65 per unit.
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- Shenzhen Smart Drone UAV Co., Ltd
- HQ
- Shenzhen, China
- Founded
- 2014 · 12 yrs
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