A lot is left lying around in Hamburg's parks on mild summer evenings.
City cleaning has a lot to do with garbage disposal.
Small-sized garbage such as cigarette butts, broken glass or crown corks is particularly difficult to grasp.
A robot should help - thinks the CDU.
Hamburg - The CDU parliamentary group in the Hamburg citizenship is campaigning for the purchase of a special robot for cleaning public green spaces from small-sized garbage.
In an application, the Senate is asked to contact the manufacturer, a Bavarian start-up, and examine whether the prototype can be used on a test basis.
"This robot is designed for small types of waste - highly toxic cigarette butts, crown caps, small plastic parts, foils and dangerous broken glass are recognized and sucked up even in tall grass using artificial intelligence," it says.
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Artificial intelligence ensures that insects and other desirable things are not removed.
In addition, the robot works independently without supervision and is protected against theft by an alarm system.
A more precise price for the device is not mentioned in the application. It can be assumed, however, that this will pay for itself quickly, as park maintenance workers can now be used elsewhere. “Human labor is ineffective with this very small amount of junk. In addition, the robot promises a high detection density that the human eye cannot, ”argue parliamentary group leader Dennis Thering and MPs Sandrokap, Stephan Gamm, Ralf Niedmers, Eckard Graage and Thilo Kleibauer.
Since the start-up is looking for public green spaces as a test area on its homepage for the further development of its robot, Hamburg could be one of the pioneering cities, it said.
Hamburg could thus support the digitization of public spaces and provide citizens with cost-effective, thoroughly cleaned, broken and tipping-free parking spaces.
dpa