We do sell additional batteries, so you can get as many as you need to be able to work without stopping. As far as how long they last, it depends on the height the drone is being flown at (since that changes the weight load), but for specifics, our sales team can help you out:lucidbots.com/contact

You can get in contact with our sales team and book a demo here at our office: lucidbots.com/contact

The drone starts at $34,999, and you can pick them up at lucidbots.com

It could be cleaned numerous different ways; the drone increases jobsite safety, decreases the amount of laborers, resulting in a more cost effective approach to the project. The drone is just another tool and opens them up to being able to say Yes! We can definitely do the job!" For $35,000 or $350/day rental vs. $1800-$2300/day boom lift rental. Immediate savings or increase in profits whichever way you look at it.

@@ktpowerwashing I understand that drone is easier and cheaper. I was just surprised that putting up a huge and dangerous crane was easier and cheaper than lowering people down to clean the windows.

@@ScarlettM being lowered down on a wash deck or individually would limit the amount of surface that could be cleaned that's for sure.

​@ScarlettM man cranes close to building involving more risks and it also can limit the way it reaches the areas you need depending what you have around the building like a slope etc.. but it also effects the insurance and compliance specially if you don't have a flat area around the building... so with drones its much easier overall...

Wired? To what? The batteries on the DJi Matrice are 55 mins each I'm pretty sure the batteries for that drone are similar.

Plants need water, you know that right 😂

@@mach1nefan 26+26=52 Get back to me when you digest your reply and uncover the error in your logic.

There are no chemicals. It simply filters water under 300-3000 PSI. If you care about flowers and you hate chemicals, go Solar and reduce your carbon footprint. You will reduce the toxic chemicals from our air and water supply.

Sing? Maybe Neon Flashing "Sign"? But, today it'd be an Arduino and LED Strips! (Neon! So 1960's! 😂)

I see a lot of ignorance comments! That’s the future accept embrace and stfu

In the California Desert, with frequent dust storms and no rain, we get 13 hours of Sunlight. But this means nothing if the panels can't see the sun.

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Because then they cannot make a short

Dirty panels add nearly 15% to 100% of power lost. The drone also has a PSI rating of 300 - 3000 and won't break a roof tile. Also, it keeps our workers safe on ground level so they don't faint on your roof during 110 degree days (Coachella Valley, CA)

That's a great question! Renova Energy is definitely the expert on this topic; their link is in the description.

I'm in Asheville NC now

You dont its just spraying

Spraying purified water from a ro/di water filtration system. Spotless results

I mean it's not necessarily the dumbest for a drone to do some power washing of high walls on buildings Like yeah a ladder or a lift might be better for most situations but for some I could see this being a good option

You don’t don’t even know. They can go and wash solar panels too. It pays well $

Its not. Nothing is as good as by hand this is just spraying at the end of the day

@@MiguelLimaCDM im designing a wash drone that scrubs as well then squegees

Denver here! Where are you located?

You're taking a look at a Lucid Sherpa and Rev E (an older model). At the time of the video, Donnie had a Rev E, but we also brought a new Sherpa for him to play with for a bit.

Hey! We've seen a number of comments from you across our videos, and we really appreciate you showing interest and curiosity in what we've been working on! We'd love to talk to you about some of your questions! If you'd like to talk to some of our team, we'd love to hear from you! This link is the best way to get in contact with us: lucidbots.com/contact

Not really. People are already willing to pay $0.20 per square foot, you only need to pressure wash about 65,000 square feet to pay it off. That's about 110 drive ways or about 200 parking spots. Your average Joe probably won't buy it, but he might it from Lowes one once or twice per year at $25 per hour instead of paying the neighbor kid $100 for the whole job.

This makes a ton of sense for any professional contractor and any self maintaining institution. Saves a person from having to do a difficult, dirty job. (And I think you get a better deal then $13K if you ask nice. 😉

Not really. The same techs use the drone vs a lift. Then you don't have the issue driving a lift on the grass and sketchy terrain. Not 100% sold yet.