Micropolis Partners with Swedish Port to Develop Autonomous Cleaning Robot

Micropolis Holding Co. (NYSE American: MCRP) has entered into a collaborative agreement with Helsingborgs Hamn AB, operator of the Port of Helsingborg in Sweden, and Swedish robotics firm MCS Robotics AB to jointly develop and test an autonomous robotic cleaning system called the Box Cleaner. The partnership represents a significant expansion for Micropolis beyond its traditional security and law enforcement robotics into broader industrial and infrastructure applications.

The Box Cleaner, built on Micropolis' proprietary M2 platform, will undergo trials at Helsingborg Port, one of Scandinavia's most advanced and sustainability-focused ports. The autonomous industrial robotics cleaning system operates for extended periods using AI-driven navigation and edge-computing technology to optimize energy and water usage during cleaning operations. This technological approach allows the robot to perform precision cleaning in large outdoor and semi-industrial environments while minimizing resource consumption.

During the trial phase at the Swedish port, the system will collect operational data to refine performance ahead of planned commercial rollout in European and Middle Eastern markets. The project aligns with growing sustainability initiatives in port operations by reducing manual labor requirements, lowering emissions, and decreasing resource consumption in industrial cleaning processes. The collaboration leverages Micropolis' expertise in unmanned ground vehicles and AI-driven solutions while combining it with MCS Robotics' specialized knowledge and Helsingborgs Hamn's practical port operational experience.

The development agreement, detailed in the company's announcement (https://ibn.fm/HJXkz), marks a strategic diversification for Micropolis as it applies its M2 platform technology to new industrial applications. The platform integrates the company's AI navigation software, edge-computing architecture, and autonomous control systems specifically adapted for cleaning operations in challenging port environments. This expansion into industrial robotics represents a natural evolution of the company's core competencies while addressing growing market demand for automated solutions in infrastructure maintenance and operations.

For investors and industry observers, the latest developments and updates relating to MCRP remain available through the company's newsroom (https://ibn.fm/MCRP). The partnership demonstrates how robotics companies are increasingly applying security and surveillance technologies to industrial applications, creating new revenue streams while supporting environmental sustainability goals across multiple sectors.