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DJI Romo P: Robot Vac Navigates Like an Olympic Skier
13 Apr
Summary
- DJI's Romo P robot vacuum uses advanced drone navigation technology.
- It features dual fisheye sensors and three LiDAR units for precision.
- The vacuum can detect obstacles as thin as 2mm, including cables and cards.

DJI, known for its advanced drone technology, has entered the robot vacuum market with the Romo P, showcasing sophisticated navigation and obstacle avoidance.
The Romo P employs a combination of dual fisheye vision sensors and three solid-state LiDAR units. DJI states this system achieves millimeter-level obstacle sensing, enabling it to identify and avoid objects as thin as 2mm, such as phone cables, Lego bricks, and even playing cards.
This advanced capability was demonstrated in tests comparing the Romo P against the Roborock Saros 10R. While both performed well, the Romo P often showed superior speed and accuracy in navigating challenging obstacle courses.
In tests, the Romo P, even in its standard avoidance mode, proved adept at dodging various items. When set to its 'Obstacle Avoidance Priority' mode, its navigation capabilities were further enhanced, successfully navigating extremely cluttered environments.