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Cleaning a swimming pool is a consistently troublesome task, and existing robotic cleaners require manual retrieval and charging after operation.

Additionally, wireless signals weaken underwater, frequently causing disconnections or stoppages during operation.

For households that do not employ professional pool maintenance personnel, the burden of pool cleaning maintenance is significant. Existing methods require users to manually remove heavy equipment from the water for charging, which is cumbersome.

The most significant differentiator of this product is that it is the world's first robotic cleaner that can autonomously climb onto the poolside for docking and wireless charging.

Through Mammotion's patented AutoShoreCharge™ robotic arm system, the robot automatically rises to the water surface and docks onto the charging dock after cleaning, eliminating the need for users to manually retrieve it.

Furthermore, real-time underwater communication and AI-based obstacle/contamination detection enable mapping and cleaning of complex swimming pool shapes without signal interruption.

By resolving the underwater signal loss issue, which was a weakness of existing wireless cleaners, it enables real-time monitoring and remote control during cleaning. It also provides an integrated solution by optionally adding water quality sensing to simultaneously check the water's hygiene.

Ultimately, it achieves practical innovation by minimizing user intervention and improving cleaning efficiency.

Primarily, private residential pool owners are expected to be the main customers (B2C).

Additionally, hotels, resorts, public swimming pools, and other commercial/public sectors may consider adopting it to replace or assist cleaning personnel.

In this case, it can be expanded into sales/solution forms targeting B2B (facility management companies) or B2G (local government public facilities).

The entities that can afford the price range and maintenance costs are upper-middle-class individuals and commercial facility management entities.

Although this product is specialized for swimming pool environments, it targets the global swimming pool market, allowing worldwide sales without being restricted by specific national regulations.

However, additional tuning for local environments, such as swimming pool water composition and climate effects, may be necessary.

Technically, wireless autonomous driving and charging technology can be applied and expanded to other underwater robots, such as garden pond cleaning robots, or outdoor robotics fields.

Furthermore, water quality sensing fusion is an expansion point for the smart water management field in the future.

Currently, it is targeting a niche market with pool cleaning, but the underwater autonomous driving and docking technology itself can be utilized in other industries.

As a reason for selecting the CES Innovation Award, the realization of a "true unmanned pool management experience" was highly evaluated.

Major media outlets also highlighted it as a "groundbreaking product that automates cumbersome swimming pool management," and the fact that Mammotion received the CES Innovation Award for the second consecutive year was also a hot topic.

In terms of technical completeness, the stability of underwater communication and the accuracy of autonomous docking were evaluated as impressive in the demonstration, and it also received good scores in terms of *sustainability (battery power, zero emissions)*.

Market expectations are quite high, driven by the demand for swimming pool automation, but there are also opinions on how much the price range and maintenance costs will appeal to the general consumer market.

Overall, the prevailing positive evaluation is that it "presented a new standard for pool cleaning robots," and it is recognized as a solution that meets actual demand rather than having its innovation overestimated.