Bio Clean is a dust-buster that converts bio-wastes to energy and uses that power for it’s functioning. Let me explain, we generate a lot of kitchen waste that can be converted to bio-fuel, however majority of us skip this process because we don’t know how to do it. Using this premise, the Bio Clean was designed to convert waste to bio-fuel and operate as a cleaner. The details are sketchy but the logic is sound. I’m curious to see how this idea shapes up.
Designer: Kyuho Song
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This is a great way to conserve energy, keep your floors clean, and get rid of unwanted kitchen waste.
I actually work at a biofuel manufacturing plant. Creating viable fuels from biomass is a somewhat complex process that can’t be performed in such a small package.
Thank you. Right now is just a concept design. But one day, believe that such a system can be realized. Your experience can be a big help to me seem to be. Once again, thank you.
My thougts exactly, i understand this is only a concept, but people who design “Green” devices, need to be more real
Wait, so its a Roomba filled with rotting food?
This is brilliant but what happens if the user have little or don’t have any food waste? Going green in this case starts with user not wasting food.
This is cool and all but anything that uses biofuel is going to create exhaust and that exhaust is going to smell like a compost heap and there is really no point in having clean floors if your house smells horrible.