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RWC 20 is a concept-stage underground robotic wine cellar designed to store twenty indexed bottles and present a selected bottle upright at garden level.

The current design basis is a standard red-wine bottle up to one litre. The final dimensional and mass envelope will be published after full-scale cassette and robotic handling tests.

The intended user selects an indexed bottle in the RWC app. The control system then commands the robotic transfer and dedicated presentation lift.

Active temperature and humidity management is part of the engineering direction, but final operating ranges, heat loads and energy consumption are not yet validated product specifications.

RWC is the brand and RWC 20 is the first twenty-bottle configuration. Larger or custom configurations may be studied separately; they are not yet announced products.

The visual design is deliberately compact, but final shaft diameter, depth and structural envelope remain site- and engineering-dependent. These values will follow prototype and civil-design validation.

No. Soil, groundwater, utilities, access, drainage, planning restrictions, heritage constraints and structure must be assessed for each site by qualified professionals.

The concept uses guarded motion, locked access, verified states, fault responses and a dedicated service mode. Final safety functions and performance levels require formal risk assessment and validation.

RWC is not yet offered as a validated production product. The private-preview list shares meaningful prototype, engineering and future-availability updates.

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