Angsa Robotics presents autonomous garbage removal for unpaved surfaces at GaLaBau
Evidence notes
- Angsa Robotics described cleaning robots that choose paths across grass, gravel and cobblestone without buried boundary wires.
- The company said the robots automatically detect and avoid obstacles and people while cleaning outdoor areas.
- The GaLaBau event gave Angsa a capability and trade-show demonstration signal for outdoor autonomous cleaning.
Company context
Angsa Robotics develops autonomous trash-picking robots for outdoor public and commercial green spaces. Its machines use cameras, AI-based trash detection, autonomous navigation, obstacle avoidance, and targeted pickup to remove litter from surfaces such as grass, gravel, and cobblestone where conventional sweepers are limited.