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Platform

One platform. Two systems. Six parts.

Lienry is a single drone platform. It lives on the property, maps it, and cleans glass, solar panels, walls, roofing and driveways on buildings under 70 metres.

The Lienry drone finishing a glass wash at first lightConcept render
Dock: A home on the propertyConcept render

Dock

A home on the property

On a commercial building the drone lives in a weatherproof capsule on the roof. On a house or a solar farm it lives in a waterproof ground pod. Either way it is powered, sheltered and ready.

Roof capsule or ground pod

Tether: Water and power, always connectedConcept render

Tether

Water and power, always connected

A thin tether feeds the drone water for the whole clean. On the roof it is fed from above; from the ground pod it runs from the same line that powers the pod. Nothing is carried, so nothing runs out.

Fed from the dock

Drone: Built to wash, not to fly farConcept render

Drone

Built to wash, not to fly far

The drone flies short, planned routes across glass, solar panels, walls, roofing and driveways, keeping its tether clear and its sensors on the surface in front of it.

Five surfaces

Scan: It maps the building firstConcept render

Scan

It maps the building first

Before the first clean the drone scans the property to map its structure and dimensions. On commercial buildings it re-scans every two days and decides whether a clean is needed. You can change the interval in settings.

Re-scan every 2 days

Software: Everything runs from your desk or your phoneConcept render

Software

Everything runs from your desk or your phone

The scan uploads to desktop software that runs everything: it sets water pressure and where to wash, shows a 3D model of the building, tracks live wash progress and shades areas of built-up debris. Home owners get a personalised mobile app as well.

3D model, live progress, debris shading

Automation: Nobody has to be thereConcept render

Automation

Nobody has to be there

Once it is set up, the system runs itself. Start a clean from anywhere, or let the re-scan decide. No cleaners to book, no one on site.

0 people on site

See it work

Water, light and nobody on site.

The drone finishes a glass wash at first light. This is the whole idea in eight seconds.

Concept render

Specifications

What we can say today.

Building height
Under 70 metres
Surfaces
Glass, solar panels, walls, roofing, driveways
Commercial dock
Weatherproof roof capsule, water tether fed from above
Home dock
Waterproof ground pod, power and water through the same tether
Scan
Maps the structure and dimensions of the building before the first clean
Re-scan interval
Every two days on commercial buildings, adjustable in settings
Pressure
Set by the software for each material, adjustable in the app
Control
Desktop software for both systems; personalised mobile app for the home system
Status
Concept stage; pilot program in preparation

Questions

What people ask first.

Which surfaces does it clean?

Glass, solar panels, walls, roofing and driveways. During a clean the drone identifies each material and adjusts its pressure to suit, and you can change the setting in the app.

How tall a building can it work on?

Buildings under 70 metres. On a commercial building the drone lives in a weatherproof capsule on the roof with its water tether fed from above; on a house or a solar farm it works from a waterproof ground pod.

Where does the water come from?

From the tether. It is fed from above on the roof system and from the ground pod on the home system, so the drone never carries water. A hose-free model is an idea we are exploring for some sites, not a product.

How does it decide when to clean?

On a commercial building it re-scans every two days and decides whether a clean is needed. You can change the interval in settings, and you can start a clean yourself from the app or the desktop software at any time.

Does anyone need to be there?

No. Setup is done once. After that the system runs from the dock, and you can start or watch a clean from anywhere.

Is Lienry operating yet?

Not yet. Lienry Drones is at concept stage in Sydney, raising a pre-seed round and preparing a pilot program for commercial buildings. We do not claim any approvals, customers or results, and we will only ever publish figures we can stand behind.

What does it cost?

We are not publishing prices before the pilot program. Pilot buildings will see them first. The aim is a cheaper long-term alternative to outsourced commercial window cleaning.

Pre-launch

Be part of the first buildings.

Register interest for your property, or book a conversation about the commercial pilot program.