Cleaning

1. Electronics

1.1. Motors

1.1.1. Stepper

1.1.2. DC

1.1.3. Servo

1.2. Circuit

1.2.1. Genie Board

1.2.2. LEDs

1.2.3. Circuit Wizards

1.3. Microswitch

1.4. Speakers

1.5. Sensors

1.5.1. LDR

1.5.2. Distance

1.5.3. Thermistor

1.5.4. Moisture

2. Mechanisms

2.1. Pulleys

2.2. Linkages

2.3. Crank and Crankshaft

2.4. Gears

2.5. Rack and Pinion

2.6. Worm and Wormwheel

2.7. Cam and Follower

3. Areas of Cleaning

3.1. Household

3.2. Environment

3.3. Public Areas

3.4. Beauty

3.5. Personal Hygiene

4. Operation

4.1. To a predetermined schedule

4.2. In response to changes in their environment

4.3. Rely on human activation and control

5. Methods of Cleaning

5.1. Sweeping

5.2. Dusting

5.3. Sterilisation

5.4. Suction

5.5. Blowing

6. Specifications

6.1. Well Presented

6.2. Electromechanical Movement

6.3. 500mm Maximum Size

7. Materials

7.1. Paint

7.2. Fabric

7.3. Plastic

7.3.1. Acrylic

7.3.2. Polystyrene

7.3.3. PVC

7.4. Metal

7.5. Foam

7.6. Wood

7.6.1. Hardwood

7.6.2. Softwood

7.6.3. MDF

7.7. Stickers

8. Function

8.1. For the protection of health

8.2. To improve visibility

8.3. To improve operational conditions

8.4. To improve safety

8.5. To extend the useful life cycle of the product

8.6. To contribute to an environmental functioning and performing at it's optimum