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Robot Vacuum with Legs Cleans Your Stairs!
6 Jan
Summary
- The Saros Rover uses real legs with wheels to climb stairs.
- It cleans each step individually as it ascends or descends.
- The robot employs AI and sensors for advanced obstacle avoidance.
Roborock has unveiled the Saros Rover, a novel robot vacuum that deviates from conventional designs by incorporating articulated legs with wheels. This innovative approach enables the device to ascend and descend stairs, a capability previously unseen in the market. The Saros Rover actively cleans each step as it moves, ensuring a thorough clean unlike some of its tread-based predecessors.
Demonstrations showcased the Saros Rover's impressive balance and agility, allowing it to navigate inclines and even perform maneuvers like sudden stops and turns. The robot utilizes an AI algorithm combined with motion sensors and 3D spatial data to react intelligently to its environment, offering a significant leap in object avoidance technology.
While currently in prototype stages, Roborock has confirmed plans for a market release, though pricing and availability remain undisclosed. This advancements sets a new benchmark for robot vacuums, potentially changing how consumers approach automated home cleaning, especially for multi-level dwellings.
