Beatbot's iSkim Ultra Sets New Sustainability Standards in Pool Cleaning Industry

Beatbot's iSkim Ultra Awarded 2025 SEAL Business Sustainability Award

In a groundbreaking achievement, Beatbot, a global leader in high-end robotic pool cleaning technology, has been honored with the 2025 SEAL Business Sustainability Award for its innovative robotic pool skimmer, the iSkim Ultra. This prestigious award not only highlights the exceptional performance of the iSkim Ultra but also emphasizes Beatbot's strong commitment to sustainability in the pool care industry.

The SEAL (Sustainability, Environmental Achievement, and Leadership) Awards are recognized globally for acknowledging outstanding efforts in addressing the most pressing environmental challenges. The iSkim Ultra stands out as a pioneering product in pool cleaning, seamlessly combining cleaning efficiency with environmentally conscious features.

Technological Innovations for a Greener Future

The iSkim Ultra sets a new benchmark by significantly reducing energy, water, materials, and chemical consumption, thereby minimizing its environmental impact while ensuring maximum cleanliness. This remarkable achievement results from several cutting-edge sustainable features:

1. ClearWater™ Filtration System: Utilizing a natural clarifying agent derived from recycled crab shells, this system effectively removes dirt, oils, and metal residues, ensuring crystal-clear water without harming the environment. This sustainable choice promotes the long-term health of pool water while preventing harmful chemicals from entering ecosystems.
2. Solar-Powered Technology: The iSkim Ultra is equipped with a 24W solar panel featuring SolarTrack™ technology, which efficiently harnesses sunlight to minimize energy usage and reduce the CO2 emissions associated with pool maintenance. In low-light conditions, the robot autonomously seeks sunlight to recharge and resumes cleaning once sufficient power is available.
3. Sustainable Packaging: The product is packaged using TPCH-certified recyclable materials, which not only avoids waste but also supports environmentally friendly practices throughout the product's lifecycle.

Additionally, the iSkim Ultra boasts a leading-edge array of 20 sensors and a robust six-axis IMU that allows for precise navigation and efficient route planning. The innovative dual roller brushes and an extra-large 9-liter debris basket guarantee effective pool cleaning while reducing water change frequency and enhancing energy efficiency, making it a trailblazer in sustainable pool care.

A Shared Commitment to Sustainability

“We are deeply honored to receive the 2025 SEAL Award. This recognition reflects our steadfast dedication to sustainability and our commitment to continuous green innovations,” said York Guo, CMO of Beatbot. “At Beatbot, we believe that innovation and responsibility must go hand in hand. Our future innovations, such as the amphibious RoboTurtle showcased at CES, are just one of the many paths towards sustainability. By choosing Beatbot, users are not only selecting an innovative pool cleaning solution but are also participating in the creation of a more sustainable future. This recognition is not just an honor for Beatbot; it is a collaborative achievement with our users, who are true partners in this journey towards a better tomorrow for both the industry and the planet.”

Looking ahead, Beatbot envisions sustained leadership alongside a broader community of like-minded users and partners, continuously striving towards new innovations and sustainable solutions. To learn about Beatbot's latest innovations, including the AquaSense 2 series and other eco-friendly options, visit www.beatbot.com.

About Beatbot

Founded by industry experts with over a decade of experience in the home robotics sector, Beatbot is reshaping the future of intelligent pool care. With global offices and a robust research and development team comprising 70% of its workforce, Beatbot has pioneered core technologies such as brushless water pumps, AUV mobility, sonar-laser SLAM, and space-mapping algorithms. The company currently holds 216 patents, both granted and pending, with 124 of those dedicated to innovative inventions.