
Four problems on one desk
Crumbs, ash, droplets and smoke often appear around the same workspace.
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Dry debris, small droplets, fine dust, ash and local smoke—organized into one compact, testable product architecture.

Food, drinks, electronics and shared-space habits create different cleaning problems at the same time.

Crumbs, ash, droplets and smoke often appear around the same workspace.

Fine material settles beneath keycap edges and remains after surface cleaning.

Capture begins beside the source before the plume disperses.

A broad gray film requires repeated wiping unless it is lifted away.
The product is held above the surface so the upward movement of droplets, fine dust and light debris can be seen directly.

Full-base airflow reaches across several keys while the soft brush ring loosens dry debris.
Small accidental droplets move upward from key edges into the separated liquid path.

The full-base intake moves across a mixed tabletop mess, leaving a visibly clean track in one continuous pass.

The annular waist intake works beside the cigarette or ashtray.

Brushless drive, vibration isolation and sealed airflow support quieter operation.
The local capture zone extends approximately 100–120 cm from the smoke source when the intake is aligned with the rising plume. Place the intake beside an ashtray or directly along the rising plume before it spreads into the room.
This animated cutaway shows how airflow, filtration, dry collection and liquid isolation were developed into one coordinated system.

Trace intake, filter loading, turbine draw and clean-air discharge as one continuous system.
Study independent routes for airborne matter, dry debris and small liquid recovery.
Evaluate removable cups, drainage, filter replacement and routine cleaning.
Translate verified principles into the compact production-intent architecture shown elsewhere on this page.
AeroSweep is organized around three validation stages that connect airflow performance, product durability and production consistency.
Airflow topology, turbine operating point, particle entrainment, droplet routing, filter pressure drop and thermal behavior.
Noise spectrum, seal integrity, repeated cleaning cycles, material compatibility, drop resistance and maintenance usability.
Assembly consistency, end-of-line airflow checks, leak inspection, motor variation, filter fit and collection-chamber quality.
Airflow, sealing, noise, thermal behavior and collection performance are reviewed through controlled engineering and production-quality checks.

The same internal layout is maintained across every technical view.

The optional nozzle connects at the exact center beneath the full-base system.


The turbine and lower labyrinth duct occupy fixed, non-overlapping zones.

Mesh, pleated media and activated carbon form one removable assembly.
Six coordinated subsystems manage airflow, material separation, liquid isolation, acoustics and filtration inside one compact body.
A shallow full-base negative-pressure chamber distributes pickup across the circular underside instead of concentrating airflow at one narrow nozzle.
Local air velocity is directed across key edges to entrain fine dust, light particles and small surface droplets into the intake path.
Air and smoke, dry debris and liquid follow physically separated internal routes to reduce cross-contamination during collection.
A sealed small-volume liquid chamber and one-way geometry are designed to contain recovered droplets away from the motor and dry cup.
A curved lower air path, elastomer motor mounts and sealed duct joints target tonal noise, vibration transfer and turbulence peaks.
Washable mesh, pleated fine-particle media and an activated-carbon core are nested into one removable pressure-managed cartridge.
The retail system is organized around a ready-to-use main unit, a compact accessory kit and clear maintenance support.



Guide the full base across crumbs, ash and surface dust. The brush ring loosens material as the wide plenum draws it into the dry cup.
FULL BASE · DRY CUPPass over small surface droplets or keyboard-edge moisture, then stop and empty the isolated liquid tank after use.
WET PATH · LIQUID TANKSet the unit beside the source with the waist intake facing the rising plume. Keep it stationary while smoke is being generated.
AIR MODE · FILTER STACKAttach the center-mounted nozzle only when a narrow corner or recessed gap needs concentrated pickup.
OPTIONAL NOZZLEEach collected material follows its own maintenance routine.
Tap out debris and wipe the cup when visibly loaded.
Rinse the liquid tank and air-dry it fully before reinstalling.
Rinse the mesh pre-filter only; reinstall after complete air drying.
Replacement timing depends on smoke exposure and noticeable odor breakthrough.
Keep pleated fine-particle media dry and replace it at the recommended interval.
Remove wrapped fibers from the brush ring and keep the motor body away from running water.
One exterior design. One internal architecture. Five everyday cleaning needs.