The vacuum can map your interior. This can then be viewed on the app and can enable other features such as selecting a specific room for cleaning.
Using the map feature in the app, you can mark out specific areas of your home for the vacuum to avoid during its cleaning routine.
This technology allows the users to use their smartphone as a remote control for the device.
The device sees an approaching obstacle, e.g. furniture or a vase, and slows down to prevent itself from bumping in it.
Using the map feature in the app, you can mark out a section that needs extra attention. It’s useful when there are certain areas of your home that regularly require extra cleaning, or if you happen to spill something.
The vacuum automatically empties dust into a larger dustbin located in the charging station. These usually collect dust for a period of 30 days or more, meaning you have to empty the dustbin far less often.
Robotic vacuums with this feature can automatically detect carpets and boost the suction accordingly. It also allows mopping devices to avoid carpeted areas.
The device has a design which allows it to move without getting stuck on power cords and other stray objects.
This feature allows you to mark off areas of the home that you want the vacuum to avoid. It is usually achieved with an infra-red accessory or a special tape.
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Bailey
6 months ago
5 / 10
Gloss tiles, 2 AmStaff dogs (10Yr & 11Mth).
Bailey
6 months ago
5 / 10
In short, it does a great job, considering (High gloss tiled home, short hair, minimal shedding, low dander - AmStaff dogs (Senior and puppy). I use the QRevo at least once daily. Usually twice. Siri simple command ‘Clean the floors’ set to maximum frequency mop cleaning (15 mins) - wish this was 10. OR option for ‘buff or sanitise’ (Ultra slow crawling with mop only and extreme water to SCRUB and return to dock to quick clean and refill. Then super mop clean. *No water* slow crawl slightly damp after cleaned, gloss floor buff option. - currently no option to mop with no water or just damp mop for ‘buff/streak/shine’. Sadly cannot detect ‘pee accidents’ and will vacuum liquid up and mop over the pee and drag it across floors. Returning to clean yes, but not retuning to where it’s been. So vac full of puppy pee, sucked into the dock also (tubes and ‘dry dust’ auto empty path needs manual scrubbing out to rectify. - unable to detect spills or liquid. Aside from this, and what is reasonable to expect. I LOVE it, saves my sanity. However it is labeled as man’s ’new best friend’ with dogs in marketing images’ but isn’t good at detecting pet poop; another model is recommended for that; which is super confusing. But it refers to the HAIR/DANDER. No mention of the waste detection. - why I bought it to avoid. Later finding it’s not designed for pets; anlrho focused on in marketing. - but all vacuum up hair and dust/dander. The HEPA feature is avail on other makes and models also. It’s not a reason to focus on pets. The reason to focus on pets is the ‘waste avoiding’ and not having to come home to zig zagged poop; internal dock sucked out poop bits and rollers /fine corners needing hours of sanitising. But, if not for dog accidents (I assumed from Marketing highlights about; but should have read specific for waste.. not just assumed based on the inclusion and ‘your pet will love it’. The performance is amazing. Just update with a ‘damp/dry buffing setting and a slow crawl, no vac and frequent mop clean…) 8/10 - performance, 3/10 for marketing confusion of ‘doesn’t detect pet waste, but we focus on pets in marketing’ disappointment. - hepa and vaccuning hair is not enough to be a ‘dog focussed / best friend’ product. - consumers assume you’re not ignoring the worst outcome of the situation and at the price point, can detect and avoid, not suck up pee and smear poo before emptying it in the dock and coming home to the poop dried, all through the robot and dock.
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