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Italian robotic start-up Carbonium was exhibiting at Maker Faire Rome 2023, showcasing their beach cleaning robot Sandy.
Sandy is an autonomous, low-cost, and environmentally friendly rover that can remove even the most deeply ingrained trash from the sand. The project's goal is to use robotics for environmental good and is looking for a quick, low-cost way to clean the coast while protecting the local ecosystem and collecting environmental data.
The rover travels on the beach by itself, dodging obstacles while collecting rubbish it comes across and disposing of it. Artificial intelligence algorithms sift the sand and separate the garbage from the pebbles and shells, ensuring the surrounding landscape is not disturbed.
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Co-creator Michele Scaramuffi told IEat the event that their robot was designed to keep the environment pristine while cleaning it. "Our proof-of-concept robot was created to clean the environment but not to waste the natural landscape. For example, as the robot goes over natural objects like shells that are supposed to be there, they are left... It keeps everything natural in its place,” said Scaramuffi.
Carbonium was also founded by Giuseppe Lapietra, a first-year student of Physics at the University of Bari and Giulio Gismondi, a third-year student at the "Edoardo Amaldi" Scientific High School in Bitetto. The two innovators met at the high school Robotics lab. They collaborated on the same team for the Robotics Olympiad, where they made it to the finals.
“We are both passionate about computer science and have a great desire to try our hand at increasingly difficult challenges,” noted the co-founders in Italian on their site.
Carbonium is also behind LISA, a video guide for museums designed to allow deaf visitors to enjoy the artistic works in detail, overcoming acoustic barriers and promoting all visitors' access to cultural heritage. In accordance with the principles of open source design, LISA is easily configurable and adaptable to individual museums.
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