30,000
Gel wrappers and water cups left behind for every 1,500 athletes.
A legged robot that walks trails, beaches and race routes, finds the litter, and picks it up.
Cleanup crews and volunteers do it by hand, on terrain wheels cannot cross. The litter comes back every day.
Gel wrappers and water cups left behind for every 1,500 athletes.
The ocean washes debris ashore again, so the cleanup never ends.
Litter piles up where it is too remote for cleanup crews or sherpas.
Cleanup eats a big share of every event budget.
A Unitree Go2 quadruped with an SO-101 arm on its head and a bin on its back. No custom hardware to build, a low cost per site, and each robot pays back fast.
Left, the scene camera. Right, the robot's own camera with the model's outlines. Physics in MuJoCo, sand in Newton MPM, rendering in Isaac Sim.
Gigi works across three growing markets: environment, tourism and robotics.
autonomous litter robots deployed at scale in the USSource: no published fleet data
beach-cleaning robot marketSource: WiseGuy Reports
quadruped robot market in 2035Source: Precedence Research