GHOUSEA AUTOMATION LABS • SOLARCLEANBOT

AUTONOMOUS SOLAR CLEANING,
ENGINEERED FOR SCALE.

SolarCleanBot is a pre-commercial solar-panel cleaning robotics platform being developed for commercial rooftops, industrial installations and solar farms.

Expected commercial launch: Q4 2026
TARGET COMMERCIAL LAUNCH // Q4 2026 COUNTDOWN
SolarCleanBot // Development Status GER-CORE
FIELD PROTOTYPE ✓ COMPLETED
CONTROL SYSTEM ✓ COMPLETED
CLEANING TRIAL ✓ COMPLETED
FIELD VALIDATION • IN PROGRESS
COMMERCIAL LAUNCH Q4 2026
Commercial Launch Window:
Q4 2026
ROBOTIC SCHEMATIC // GER-PLATFORM REV 2.4
SPAN: 850mm // COVERAGE 100% TRACK: 620mm
GER-PLATFORM
PRE-COMMERCIAL PLATFORM // Q4 2026
DRIVE: RUBBER TRACK BRUSH: ROTARY MICROFIBER LINK: 2.4GHz RF
SOLARCLEANBOT • FIELD DEVELOPMENT • GHOUSIA AUTOMATION LABS
Priority Program Registration

GET ON THE EARLY-ACCESS LIST

Tell us about your solar installation and we'll contact you when SolarCleanBot pilot and early-access opportunities become available.

LIMITED TO FIRST 50 UNITS

Join the Priority Waitlist: Lock in a 15% Early-Bird Launch Discount + Free Spare Consumables Kit for the First 50 Units.

Target Deployments

BUILT FOR SOLAR ASSETS THAT ARE TOO LARGE TO IGNORE

Engineering automated maintenance solutions specifically configured for commercial and industrial solar infrastructure.

PROFILE // 01

COMMERCIAL ROOFTOPS

Designed for high-density rooftop photovoltaic systems where manual labor introduces safety concerns and panel foot-traffic risks.

  • Factories & Assembly Plants
  • Distribution Warehouses
  • Commercial Headquarter Buildings
  • Large Rooftop PV Systems
PROFILE // 02

INDUSTRIAL PLANTS

Engineered for high-particulate industrial operating zones where continuous particulate soiling demands frequent cleaning cycles.

  • Manufacturing & Processing Facilities
  • Marble & Cement Processing Plants
  • Captive Solar Installations
  • Industrial O&M Environments
PROFILE // 03

SOLAR FARMS

Scalable robotics platform concept for utility ground arrays requiring efficient surface transit and low water dependency.

  • Ground-Mounted PV Arrays
  • Large Multi-Row Configurations
  • Utility-Scale Environments
  • Solar O&M Fleet Operations
Maintenance Reality

DUST IS AN OPERATING COST.

Solar installations require recurring cleaning and maintenance. As system size increases, cleaning logistics, labor requirements and operational complexity can increase as well.

MANUAL CLEANING

  • Labor-intensive recurring tasks
  • Repeated hazardous site visits
  • Variable cleaning pressure & quality
  • Potential panel micro-crack risks

WATER DEPENDENCY

  • Complex water supply logistics
  • Severe local water scarcity
  • Pumping & piping infrastructure
  • Site-specific runoff constraints

LARGE PV ARRAYS

  • Thousands of modules to traverse
  • More frequent cleaning cycles needed
  • Greater operational & safety overhead
  • Compounding O&M budget burden
SolarCleanBot is being developed to automate part of this cleaning workflow.
Operational Modeling

ESTIMATE YOUR CLEANING ECONOMICS

Explore illustrative cleaning cost scenarios based on your system capacity and current maintenance cycle.

kW
25 kW 1 MW 5 MW+
Current Cleaning Frequency
2%

This is a user-adjustable planning assumption. Actual soiling losses vary by location, weather, module technology, tilt, dust characteristics and cleaning conditions.

Formulas & Model Parameters:

• Current Annual Cost = Cleaning Cost per Cycle × Number of Cycles per Year.

• Estimated Cleaning Cost Scenario = Illustrative robotic automation operational scenario assuming reduced recurring labor and scheduled crawler passes (modeled at ~38% of manual recurring opex).

• Potential Annual Cost Difference = Current Annual Cost − Estimated Robotic Scenario Cost.

• Illustrative Energy Impact = System Capacity (kW) × 1,500 kWh/kW/yr regional benchmark × (Adjustable Soiling Impact %) × PKR 38/kWh commercial electricity tariff.

Illustrative estimate only. Actual results require site-specific engineering assessment.

Current Annual Cleaning Cost
PKR 1,300,000
Based on current manual cycle frequency and cost inputs.
Estimated Cleaning Cost Scenario
PKR 494,000
Illustrative robotic maintenance operational profile.
Potential Annual Cost Difference
PKR 806,000
Illustrative operational variance for planning purposes only; subject to site-specific conditions.
Illustrative Energy Impact
15,000 kWh/yr (~PKR 570,000)
Illustrative estimate only. Actual results require site-specific engineering assessment.
REQUEST A SITE-SPECIFIC ASSESSMENT
Platform Architecture

ENGINEERED AROUND THE REALITIES OF PV CLEANING

Four core subsystems developed to balance surface adhesion, panel safety, and operational reliability.

SUBSYSTEM // 01

BRUSH SYSTEM

Rotary cleaning mechanism designed for controlled contact with PV module surfaces, engineered to lift particulate dust without abrading anti-reflective glass coatings.

SUBSYSTEM // 02

TRACTION & TRACKING

Motorized drive system designed for controlled movement across panel surfaces, utilizing high-adhesion elastomer track geometry to navigate module tilt angles.

SUBSYSTEM // 03

EDGE & OPERATING DETECTION

Sensors and control logic designed to detect boundaries and operating conditions, preventing array overrun and managing inter-row transitions.

SUBSYSTEM // 04

REMOTE CONTROL & SCHEDULING

Control-interface concept for managing cleaning operations and scheduling, providing telemetry feedback and operational mode adjustments.

Operating Workflow

HOW IT WORKS

A structured four-stage engineering sequence developed for repeatable site maintenance.

STAGE 01 SETUP

01 • DEPLOY

Position the SolarCleanBot at the designated PV cleaning area and align the drive system with the module row.

STAGE 02 TRANSIT

02 • CLEAN

The cleaning mechanism traverses the PV surface, clearing accumulated dust and particulates with balanced surface pressure.

STAGE 03 TELEMETRY

03 • MONITOR

The operator monitors the cleaning operation through the control interface, receiving telemetry on speed and orientation.

STAGE 04 O&M

04 • REPEAT

Cleaning cycles can be planned according to site conditions and operational requirements for consistent panel upkeep.

Engineering Roadmap

FROM PROTOTYPE TO PRODUCT

Tracing the progress of the SolarCleanBot engineering development lifecycle.

✓
01 CONCEPT
Verified Feasibility
✓
02 PROTOTYPE
Chassis Fabricated
✓
03 CLEANING TRIAL
Surfaces Tested
•
04 FIELD VALIDATION
In Progress (Active)
Q4
05 LAUNCH
Expected: Q4 2026
Controlled Demonstrations

MANAGING A LARGE SOLAR INSTALLATION?

We're preparing SolarCleanBot for controlled pilot demonstrations ahead of commercial launch. If you operate or manage a solar installation above 200 kW, tell us about your site.

REQUEST AN ON-SITE PILOT
200 kW+
Target Pilot Profile
Commercial Rooftops • Industrial Arrays • Solar Farms
Qualified Pilot Lead Evaluation

REQUEST AN ON-SITE PILOT DEMONSTRATION

Submit your installation specifications for technical review. Eligible commercial and industrial installations may be considered for a controlled on-site demonstration.

Participation Protocol

BECOME AN EARLY-ACCESS SITE

A structured three-step qualification process for participating solar assets.

01

REGISTER

Tell us about your solar installation, capacity, location, and existing cleaning routine.

02

SITE ASSESSMENT

Our team evaluates installation characteristics, array accessibility, and cleaning requirements.

03

PILOT

Eligible sites may be considered for a controlled pilot demonstration under field development terms.

Engineering Ecosystem

POWERED BY GHOUSIA ENERGY SOLUTIONS

SolarCleanBot is being developed within the engineering ecosystem of Ghousia Energy Solutions, combining experience across solar energy, electrical engineering, automation, SCADA and field operations.

SOLAR
PV SYSTEMS
AUTOMATION
PLC / SCADA / CONTROL
ELECTRICAL
ENGINEERING & O&M
ROBOTICS
SOLARCLEANBOT
Technical Reference

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Accurate information regarding the pre-commercial SolarCleanBot development program.

SolarCleanBot is currently in pre-commercial development. The expected commercial launch is Q4 2026.
Commercial purchasing is not currently open. You can register for early access or request information about the pilot program.
The SolarCleanBot development program includes autonomous and remote-control capabilities. Final production functionality will depend on the released model.
Selected SolarCleanBot configurations are being developed for dry and/or wet cleaning applications. Final model specifications will be published at commercial launch.
Eligible sites may be considered for pilot demonstrations based on system size, site configuration, accessibility and program availability.
The target market includes commercial rooftops, industrial installations and larger solar farms. Site suitability will depend on the final configuration and installation conditions.
The current target is Q4 2026.
Program Enrollment

YOUR SOLAR ASSET.
OUR NEXT FIELD TEST.

Join the SolarCleanBot early-access program and be among the sites considered for pilot deployment ahead of commercial launch.