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Zeta Crezen (CEO Park Won-ha, www.crezen.kr) showcased the K7 excave, an industrial underwater cleaning robot, at the 37th International Exhibition on Environmental Technology & Green Energy (ENVEX 2015), which runs Jun. 2-5 at COEX.
This robot can remove sand and small inorganic pollutants. It is often used for underwater clean-up in sand-filtration facilities and sludge clean-up in wastewater treatment plants. Since the robot platform and cleaning unit can be separated, it is flexible enough to adapt to certain work environments, which leads to better cleaning efficiency.
Zeta Crezen is a Korean partner of WEDA, a Swedish underwater cleaning robot developer and manufacturer. The company sells the robots and provides underwater cleaning services.
(Photo: K7 excave, an industrial underwater cleaning robot)
A total of 250 companies from 22 different countries participated in the exhibition, including 181 domestic and 69 international companies, with many from the United States, China, Japan, and Europe.
At the event, 2,000 new environmental technologies and eco-friendly products are on display. These products are expected to lead the environment industry.
The global news network AVING News is a media partner for this exhibition, delivering related stories to the global market. With video news becoming more important in a mobile world, AVING News is using the new format to disseminate important stories on major companies, products, and technologies.
→ Go to ENVEX 2015 Specia Page
(Video: ENVEX 2015 Live Video Clip)
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