Popular brands in the history of the development of Robot Vacuums -part 2

iRobot

Originally a manufacturer specializing in the development and manufacture of military and medical robots, iRobot entered the home sweeper industry in 2005. iRobot launched the Roomba series of automatic Robot Vacuums. Its first three-stage cleaning structure is an important symbol for the development of automatic Robot Vacuums, and it has been used until now. The iRobot automatic Robot Vacuum has developed into the latest generation of Roomba 980, and it has begun to improve its intelligence. The vSLAM image displacement positioning technology makes the automatic sweeper cleaner more planned and not blind. The only embarrassing thing is that its price is quite expensive, so more like a high-end product.

Neator

Neator is also a US company founded in 2005. Its headquarters is located in Silicon Valley, USA. It has a deep knowledge of software and has been highly recognized by professionals in the industry. It enjoys the exclusive use of unmanned navigation technology in this field. The rotating probe captures the surrounding environment, generates a house layout at the core, and updates the data in real time to clean the most efficient cleaning route. In terms of design, unlike the disc-shaped design of most automatic Robot Vacuums, the automatic Robot Vacuum of the company has adopted the “D” shape design, which can effectively improve the cleaning of the corners.

Unknowingly, the wave of technology has swept the world. We are in the era of modern technology development, enjoying the convenience brought by various intelligent products, and happiness is born. Whether you are at work or in life, people can't leave artificial intelligence. Take the Robot Vacuum as an example. With it, you don't have to go home to clean up after the busy work. Just press the finger and the Robot Vacuum can clean automatically, and more planning and professional than human cleaning, is a must-have utility at home.