LIESA manufactures the edge detection window cleaning robot in Qingdao, China, with sensors that recognise the boundary of the glass and hold the unit clear of the frame or the edge of a frameless pane. Detection is monitored during the route, so the machine stops and turns rather than pressing on a seal.
Edge Detection Window Cleaning Robot by LISA, a China supplier, uses edge detection to identify the boundary of the glass and adjust its cleaning path before reaching the edge. This helps the robot stay on the glass surface and avoid riding onto the window frame or moving beyond the glass edge.
The detection system also helps maintain more consistent edge cleaning. By controlling the robot’s position near the boundary, it reduces unnecessary contact with the frame and helps the cleaning path stay closer to the usable glass area.
How Edge Sensing Works in Practice
Two methods are common. Non-contact sensing looks ahead for the absence of glass or for a frame feature, while contact sensing detects the resistance of the seal. Machines in this range combine the two, so a misread by one method is corrected by the other rather than causing the unit to press against the frame.
What the user experiences is the behaviour at the boundary: the edge detection window cleaning robot slows, turns and resumes the route at a fixed offset from the edge. That offset is what keeps the pad off the gasket, and it is set at the factory rather than adjusted per window.
Edge Handling Compared
Method
How the boundary is detected
Behaviour at the edge
No sensing
Route is fixed by the user
Pressure on the frame or a fall on frameless glass
Contact sensing
Resistance of the seal
Stops, but can push before stopping
Non-contact sensing
Look-ahead detection of the glass edge
Slows and turns before reaching it
Combined sensing
Both methods cross-checked
Steady behaviour on framed and frameless glass
The fourth row is the arrangement used here: the same setting works on a framed window and on a frameless panel without adjustment.
Specifications
Overview
Model
309 PRO
Product Name
Edge Detection Window Cleaning Robot
Color
White / Pink
Appearance (Design Rendering)
Packing List
Main Unit (with built-in battery pack) × 1, Power Adapter × 1, AC Power Cord, DC Extension Cord × 1, Cleaning Cloths × 8, Safety Rope × 1, Remote Control × 1, User Manual × 1, Spray Bottle × 1, Battery × 1
Detailed Specifications
Package
Color
White / Pink
Main Unit Dimensions (L×W×H) mm
269*136*78
Main Unit Material
ABS+PC
Main Unit Net Weight (kg)
1.18
Overall Gross Weight (incl. 1-in-1 Master Carton, kg)
2.45
Color Box Dimensions (L×W×H) mm
320x86x287mm
1-in-1 Master Carton Dimensions (L×W×H) mm
335x96x315mm
5-in-1 Master Carton Dimensions (L×W×H) mm
505x350x335mm
Function
Operating Mode
1. Clean Upwards 2. Clean Downwards3. Clean Leftwards 4. Clean Rightwards 5. Spot Cleaning6. X1 Mode Cleaning (Dry/Wet Mopping; adjustable water volume for wet mopping—Small/Large—with Small as default) 7. X2 Mode Cleaning (Dry/Wet Mopping; adjustable water volume for wet mopping—Small/Large—with Small as default)
Backup Battery Charging Time (h)
Approx. 2.5 hours
Backup Battery Runtime (min)
20–30 minutes
Operating Noise (dB)
Approx. 68 dB
Operating Temperature & Humidity Range (°C / %)
0–40°C; ≤85% RH
Operating Speed (min/m²)
Approx. 4 min 40 sec per square meter; one full water tank covers 18 square meters
Rated Power (W)
72 W
Rated Voltage (V)
24 V
Unit Lifespan (h)
≥400 Pa
Suction Motor Speed (rpm)
29,000 RPM ±10%
Speed Settings
Automatic Adjustment
Vacuum Pressure (Pa)
2000–3200 RPM (Variable Frequency)
Manual Update (Firmware)
Yes
Low Battery Alarm
Yes (Buzzer)
Control Method
Remote Control (2.4G) — Controllable range: up to 25 meters
Minimum Working Surface Size (cm)
30*30
Water Spray Settings
2 Levels
Water Spray Volume (ml/spray)
Small Setting: Approx. 0.06 ml/s; Large Setting: Approx. 0.09 ml/s
Water Spray Method
Atomizing Nozzle (Bi-directional Spray)
Water Level Detection
None
Applicable Surfaces
Glass, tiles, wooden doors, marble walls, and other smooth vertical surfaces
Structure
Solenoid Valve
Voltage
24V
Indicator Light
Battery Indicator / Meaning of Indicator Light Colors
Yes
Water Tank
Capacity (ml)
60 ml
Motor
Suction Motor Type
Brushless DC Motor
Drive Wheel Motor Type
Brushed DC Motor
Battery
Battery Capacity (mAh)
650
Battery Type
Lithium-ion Cells
Charging Current (mA)
Approx. 300 (at constant current)
Accessories
Adapter
Output Parameters: Voltage (V), Current (A)
24V 3A
Input Parameters: AC (V), Frequency (Hz), Current (A)
AC 100–240V, 50/60 Hz, 2.5A
Safety Rope
Safety Rope Load Capacity (Kgf)
150
Safety Rope Length
5 m
Cleaning Cloth
Quantity
8 Blades
Other
Sensor
Distribution and Category
1. 6-axis sensor (on the mainboard) 2. Barometric pressure sensor (on the button board)
Certification
CE
YES
KC
YES
Frames, Gaskets and Long-Term Effect
Gasket staining is a slow failure that buyers notice after a season. It comes from water pushed into the seal and from rubber compressed by a pad running against it, and both are avoided by the offset the edge detection window cleaning robot keeps at the edge. That is the reason edge behaviour is specified on the sample rather than left to the route.
Frame profiles differ between markets, so the offset is checked against a sample profile where a buyer supplies one. Where profiles vary widely, the machine is set to the wider offset, which leaves a few millimetres of glass uncleaned at the boundary and keeps the seal intact.
OEM and Order Notes
The edge detection window cleaning robot is supplied as OEM work on sensor configuration, edge offset, body colour, logo, carton artwork, manual language and accessory sets. Sensor behaviour is confirmed on a sample pane with the buyer's frame profile where one is available. Minimum order quantity, tooling and lead time are confirmed with the quotation.
Contact: Liesa Intelligent Technology (Qingdao) Co., Ltd., Qingdao, China | www.liesagadget.com. Factory address and full contact details are provided with the quotation.
FAQ
Q: How does the edge detection window cleaning robot know where the glass ends?
A: Contact and non-contact sensing are used together, so a frame feature or the absence of glass is confirmed before the drive changes direction.
Q: Will it ride onto the window frame?
A: The route keeps a set offset from the boundary, which keeps the pad off the frame and off the gasket. The offset is set at the factory.
Q: Does it work on frameless glass?
A: Yes. Non-contact sensing detects the edge of the pane, and the safety rope remains anchored as a backup.
Q: Why is the edge offset important?
A: Water pushed into the seal and rubber compressed by the pad are what stain a gasket over a season. The offset prevents both.
Q: Can the offset be adjusted for a specific frame?
A: Yes. Where a buyer supplies a frame profile, sensor behaviour and offset are confirmed against it on a sample.
Q: What is needed to quote?
A: The frame profile, market, sensor configuration, colour, quantity, packaging format and branding.
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