Abstract:Current bulk cargo ports suffer from harsh cabin sweeping environments, significant safety risks, and low efficiency in manual cabin operations, driving a strong demand for unmanned cabin sweeping solutions. To tackle challenges specific to cabin sweeping scenarios, such as metallic shielding in ship cabins, poor positioning reliability caused by coal pile fluidity, complex automated planning and control, and cumbersome remote interactive operations, this study explores laser SLAM, path planning and control, and remote interactive control technologies. A multi-sensor fusion positioning system based on LiDAR, an automated cabin sweeping control system employing complete coverage path planning, and a WPF-based remote interactive control platform are designed. Furthermore, an electromechanical control system for the cabin sweeper is developed, resulting in an integrated unmanned intelligent cabin sweeping machine system. This system enables active positioning, automated operational planning, and remote interactive control in dynamic and complex cabin environments. Functional tests and practical application evaluations were conducted in both simulated and real-world scenarios. Results indicate that the proposed system fulfills the requirements for unmanned operations and is suitable for industrial deployment.