MIAMI, FL — September 3, 2026 — Hank Robotics is expanding awareness of its drone-powered infrastructure cleaning solutions, helping municipal, industrial, utility, and renewable-energy operators maintain complex assets without relying on traditional lifts, scaffolding, or other difficult access methods.

Critical infrastructure is often exposed to dirt, salt, pollutants, corrosion buildup, organic debris, and other environmental contaminants. Cleaning these surfaces can create operational challenges when structures are elevated, difficult to access, located above waterways, or positioned in areas where conventional equipment can interfere with traffic and daily operations.

Hank Robotics uses robotic and drone systems to clean bridges, tanks, silos, substations, towers, solar arrays, and other industrial structures. The company's systems are designed to provide targeted cleaning while keeping personnel on the ground and minimizing disruption to surrounding operations.

For bridge and overpass applications, aerial systems can remove salt, exhaust buildup, grime, and other contaminants from concrete and steel surfaces. For industrial and utility environments, the technology can be used on tanks, silos, substations, exhaust towers, and other large structures where conventional access equipment may be difficult or costly to deploy.

Hank Robotics also provides cleaning solutions for solar and renewable-energy assets. The company uses low-pressure deionized water to remove dust, salt, and organic buildup from solar panels, helping operators maintain the cleanliness of their renewable-energy assets.

“Critical infrastructure requires maintenance strategies that prioritize safety without sacrificing efficiency,” said Hank Robotics. “Drone-powered cleaning gives operators another way to reach challenging surfaces while reducing the need for traditional access equipment and minimizing operational disruption.”

The company's infrastructure cleaning process can also produce before-and-after imagery, contaminant summaries, and compliance-ready documentation. These deliverables can give facility and infrastructure teams a clearer record of completed work and surface conditions.

Hank Robotics cites a Fort Lauderdale bridge project as an example of the approach. According to the company, its team cleaned the underside of a four-lane bridge in under eight hours without lane closures or barge equipment, reducing project costs by 42% and eliminating confined-space entry.

Hank Robotics operates with FAA Part 107 certification and OSHA-compliant procedures and states that its processes are aligned with Florida Department of Transportation standards. The company also uses biodegradable, non-corrosive cleaning agents for applicable infrastructure cleaning projects.

The infrastructure cleaning service is designed for organizations responsible for maintaining bridges, transportation assets, industrial facilities, utility infrastructure, renewable-energy installations, and other difficult-to-access structures.

Learn more about Hank Robotics infrastructure cleaning:
https://www.hankrobotics.com/services/infrastructure-cleaning

About Hank Robotics

Hank Robotics provides robotic and drone-powered cleaning and inspection solutions for commercial, industrial, and critical infrastructure applications. Its technology is designed to help organizations maintain buildings and infrastructure more safely and efficiently while reducing dependence on traditional access equipment.

The company's service portfolio includes infrastructure cleaning, water tower cleaning, drone window cleaning, building façade cleaning, roof cleaning, and thermal scanning. Hank Robotics serves commercial, industrial, municipal, utility, hospitality, and renewable-energy customers across the United States.

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