In the area of coastal areas and estuaries, it is primarily about pragmatic solutions that can recover the largest possible volume of plastic, garbage and rubbish in a short time. 

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For example, it makes no sense for robots to be used first and foremost in regions such as Africa, Far East Asia and Latin America if the many unemployed people in these countries can be given new job prospects as an alternative. Ideally, thousands can be helped to earn an income in this way. For inaccessible areas, however, special ships and networks are required, which can then also be controlled remotely or, similar to our underwater vehicles, operated autonomously with AI. 

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Some beaches are already so full of rubbish that picking them up by hand is almost impossible. Local trucks with appropriate equipment could be a solution. But then all the crabs and other small animals will be eliminated. Our solution envisages a lightweight XXL buggy with balloon tires, which collects the rubbish using light rakes and a special suction device. The biggest problem in some countries, however, is waste disposal - not to mention recycling. Initially, we will only be able to be active where local politics allow it and support us with the removal of the rubbish.

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