Easier Automatic Pool Cleaning
Why?
Instead of using a net and going after the leaves and similar things that get in the pool.
How?
A mechanical system that spreads a fine mesh on the bottom of the pool. Starting on one side this net stretches on the bottom of the pool, as close to the floor as possible, and stirs up the debris that is there. When the net reaches the other side, after a short waiting period, it is pulled back at a slightly higher elevation, the furthest end being pulled in first, trapping the debris on the way back and pulling it into a disposal container built into the system, behind the wall where it’s installed.
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Make Swimming Pools More Safe
Why?
Private and small swimming pools are unattended many times, and that can be dangerous especially for little children.
How?
When sensors indicate that the pool has not been used for a while, a net is automatically stretched across it so that anyone who might trip into it will be suspended unharmed above the water.
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Self Adjusting Canopy for Pools
Why?
Many pools have a semi-transparent canopy stretched above part of it. The sun, however, is always moving, and vast areas of the pool are not under the shadow.
How?
Automatically adjust the canopy’s position by sensing the position of the sun and recoiling and releasing – changing the lengths of the ropes keeping the canopy tight.
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A Fun and Easy Way to Get Out of the Pool
Why?
After being in the water for a while, getting out of the pool to the full pull of earth’s gravity is tiring.
How?
Have a ledge in the water, that when you sit on, inflates and pushes you up above water level so you can quickly step onto the perimeter of the pool.
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