A turtle-like way to move
The concept is designed around natural-looking swimming—not wheels, tracks, or a cleaner-first silhouette.
Built around the joy of seeing something unexpected glide by
Navigation concept
One possible autonomous swim path curves gently around a pool object. This diagram is a concept sketch of that idea.
Illustrative concept only — this path and obstacle response are not validated product capabilities. Shellskip is not available to buy.
A different kind of pool robot
Shellskip starts with an inviting shape and a simple question: what if pool technology felt a little more alive?
The concept is designed around natural-looking swimming—not wheels, tracks, or a cleaner-first silhouette.
Sensors and navigation are part of the idea. Reliable movement and safe operation have to come first.
Pool-condition monitoring and phone connectivity are part of the longer vision, not claims about a finished product.
First things first
The proposed first version is for U.S. residential pools. Its four goals are engineering targets to prove, not validated or currently working capabilities.
A concept worth exploring
Register your interest in the Shellskip concept and tell us what sounds delightful, what needs to work, or what you would want to know. Shellskip is not available to buy.
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