KTV Working Drone technology cleans IKEA building in Bergen with autonomous flight

This week, KTV Working Drone’s Norwegian partner, KTV Group, started cleaning the IKEA building in Bergen using technology developed by KTV Working Drone.

KTV Working Drone technology is now being used to clean the IKEA building in Bergen, Norway, with approximately 70% of the façade cleaning is being carried out autonomously.

What makes this possible is KTV Working Drone’s own hardware, sensor technology and software, developed specifically for cleaning and surface treatment with drones.

The pilot is present at all times for safety and monitoring. If the pilot moves the control sticks, the pilot immediately takes control and the autonomous flight is interrupted.

This provides a very good combination of automation, control and safety.

Autonomous flight makes the pilot’s work easier, reduces the risk of quality deviations and helps ensure that cleaning is carried out more consistently and with greater control across large façade areas.

KTV Working Drone is currently at the forefront of this type of technology in the industry, and the solution is now in use in 67 countries.

For KTV Working Drone, sustainability is about more than the environment. It is also about HSE and quality.

By combining KTV Working Drone technology with electric Power Cleaner solutions, the need for people to carry out physically demanding and high-risk work at height is reduced. At the same time, the system delivers high quality, low noise levels and gentle treatment of façades and surrounding areas.

KTV Working Drone is now working on the next generation of autonomous flight. The goal is to enable 100% autonomous flight and take the technology to an entirely new level.

For now, we do not want to reveal too much about the development, but the direction is clear: cleaning at height will become even safer, more efficient and more automated.

Drones are taking over an increasing share of cleaning work at height. The reason is simple: the technology reduces the need for physically demanding work and dangerous situations, while increasing quality, control and safety.

The project at the IKEA building in Bergen is a good example of how KTV Working Drone technology is already being used in practical and commercial cleaning operations.

The project is carried out by KTV Working Drone’s Norwegian partner, KTV Group, while the technology, hardware, sensor technology and software have been developed by KTV Working Drone.