Dyson has set trends with its hand vacuum cleaners and has expanded into various categories, including \u00a0air purifiers\u00a0 and \u00a0hair care\u00a0. However, in the realm of vacuum robots, it\u2019s clear that \u00a0robotics weren’t initially a priority\u00a0 for Dyson. Their journey began in 2014 with the introduction of the \u00a0Dyson 360 Eye\u00a0, which was followed by the \u00a0Dyson 360 Heurist\u00a0 in 2020 and the \u00a0Dyson 360 VIS Nav\u00a0 a year later.<\/p>\n
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<img alt=\"Industrial robots in China\" width=\"375\" height=\"142\" src=\"https:\/\/i.blogs.es\/41a043\/robots-industriales-china\/375_142.jpeg\"\/><\/code><\/pre>\n<\/div>\n<\/div><\/div>\n<\/div>\nWhile each of these models has its unique features, they essentially represent \u00a0fairly traditional vacuum robots\u00a0. They lack a self-emptying base and focus mainly on suction. Meanwhile, their competitors have introduced various features, which have led to the creation of \u00a0highly advanced vacuum robots\u00a0. Self-cleaning bases and other advanced functionalities like the \u00a0robotic arm in Roborock’s\u00a0 lineup or the stair-climbing abilities of \u00a0Dreame\u00a0 have become commonplace.<\/p>\n
Dyson Spot+Scrub AI: Aspires, Scrubs, and Eliminates Stains with AI<\/h2>\n
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<span>The base features separate tanks for clean and dirty water, along with a compartment for collected debris.<\/span><\/code><\/pre>\n<\/div><\/div>\n<\/div>\nThe \u00a0Dyson Spot+Scrub AI\u00a0 is a revolutionary vacuum robot equipped with a base that minimizes the hassle of emptying or refilling water. This is a feature that has existed in competitors’ offerings since \u00a02018\u00a0, starting with \u00a0iRobot\u2019s Roomba i7+\u00a0. However, Dyson brings something unique to the table: it utilizes a \u00a0bagless dust container\u00a0, allowing users to easily dispose of waste, reminiscent of the functionality in its hand vacuums.<\/p>\n
What sets this model apart is that it\u2019s the first Dyson robot with a \u00a0scrubbing feature\u00a0. Instead of the traditional mop system, Dyson employs a \u00a0self-cleaning roller\u00a0 that utilizes a \u00a012-point hydration system\u00a0. While scrubbing robots have existed for some time, they have generally improved significantly, enabling us to delegate floor cleaning tasks without fear of poor results.<\/p>\n
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<\/p>\n <\/div><\/code><\/pre>\n<\/div>\nDyson’s key selling point for the \u00a0Spot+Scrub AI\u00a0 is its \u00a0artificial intelligence\u00a0. This system can \u00a0identify different types of stains\u00a0, allowing the robot to determine how many passes it needs to make in order to eliminate them effectively. Dyson claims that the robot can perform up to \u00a015 passes\u00a0 and will analyze the surface to ensure no residue remains.<\/p>\n
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If you’ve utilized robots with scrubbing functions before, you may have noticed that tackling tough stains isn’t their strong suit; for these challenges, traditional mops or electric cleaners usually fit the bill. Should Dyson succeed in delivering outstanding results on stubborn stains, it could make a \u00a0significant mark in the robotic vacuum market\u00a0. However, despite its promising features, we must remember that many of its competitors already offer similar functionalities.<\/p>\n
Another aspect to consider is the price point. While Dyson has not yet disclosed a specific price, given the premium nature of their products, it\u2019s likely to be on the higher end of the spectrum. The \u00a0Spot+Scrub AI\u00a0 is expected to be \u00a0available by the end of the year\u00a0.<\/p>\n
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In Xataka | The latest Roborock does not aspire to the ground. It is a \u20ac1,500 washing machine, confirming that China pushes ahead in the appliance market.<\/p>\n