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Touch sensors allow it to reverse and go around obstacles and drop sensors keep it on level floors. It will take visual cues from the camera to create a map of the cleaning area. This map is then stored in memory as a roadmap guide for where it needs to clean. From there it will… Continue reading Dyson Patents Robot Vacuum That Can Climb Stairs

The Roomba 980 has large wheels that propel its movements and traverse any floor type. They are large enough to lift the machine off the ground and work well even on high pile carpet. If there is a small obstacle in the path, such as a sock, the wheels will go over it with relative… Continue reading Dyson Patents Robot Vacuum That Can Climb Stairs

If your vacuum declines to run unless it’s in Boost mode, that’s your cue to get new batteries. The good thing is that all Dyson products hold a 2-year warranty covering the battery. Though only in terms of width, the machine appears irobot vacuum cleaner much more compact. Theoretically, the 360 Eye can fit through… Continue reading Dyson Patents Robot Vacuum That Can Climb Stairs

The Roomba proved to be the first commercially successful robot vacuum. In 2005, iRobot introduced the Scooba, which scrubbed hard floors. The teleplay for this episode which was entitled “Thingumajig” was written by Terry Nation. A quality filter is very important for removing microscopic allergens like dust mites, pet dander, and pollen from the air… Continue reading Dyson Patents Robot Vacuum That Can Climb Stairs

Wirecutter, The New York Times’s sister publication that tests products, recommends stick vacuums from Black & Decker and Tineco that cost $150 to $400. So if you buy just one cleaning tech gadget, it should be a stick vacuum. It makes cleaning easier and is likely to encourage you to vacuum more often. He has… Continue reading Dyson Patents Robot Vacuum That Can Climb Stairs