Xiaomi Mi Vacuum Mop Pro Robot Vacuum Cleaner Smart Remote Control LDS Black

• Mopping and vacuuming function with high suction power of 2,100 Pa
• V-shaped cleaning path to remove stubborn stains
• Smart water tank with electronic control

• Cleaning and vacuuming function with high suction power of 2,100 Pa (3 modes: Suction / cleaning / suction and cleaning)
   
• smart water tank with electronic control for variable adjustment of cleaning water (3 levels)
   
• 12 laser distance sensors (LDS) for 360° coverage
   
• automatic room detection for e.g. selective room cleaning
   
• obstacle avoidance up to 20 mm
   
• virtual walls for adjusting suction and cleaning zones
   
• controllable via smartphone via the Mi Home app or via voice assistant such as Google Assistant or Amazon Alexa
   
• , depending on the application 550 ml dust tank or 2-in-1 water tank (200 ml) and dust container (300 ml)
   
• automatic return to charging station in case of low battery with subsequent continuation of the cleaning process
   
• based on scheduling and room selection
   
• wireless connection: Wi-FI IEEE 802.11b/g/n 2.4 GHz
   
• 12 high-precision sensors with 2,016 measurements per second
   
• charging station dimensions: 152 x 75 x 100 mm

Product Description

Xiaomi Mi Robot Self-Charging Vacuum Cleaner

For the version of its famous Robot vacuum cleaner, also marketed under the name Roborock Sweep One, Xiaomi turned to a company specialized in the home automation sector – Roborock, to be precise – subsidizing its technological research that led to the creation of the new model.

Compared to the previous one, the second edition of the Mi Robot is also equipped with a water tank and a cloth for washing the floor. In addition to the addition of the microfiber cloth and the tank, this new version of the Mi Robot Vacuum Cleaner has greater suction power and new and more precise sensors compared to the previous version.

 

The laser mapping cleaning system has also been improved; it is now possible to set only one area of the house to be cleaned. The LDS sensor analyzes the environment 360 degrees 5 times per second, then the robot's SLAM algorithm creates a path for optimal room cleaning. Through the MiHome application, it is then possible to customize the areas to be cleaned. The laser turret has been equipped with a new pressure sensor, so the robot avoids collisions with suspended structures such as the bottom of a sofa, sanitary ware and all the various furniture where the robot could get stuck, risking damaging the laser sensor.

A new ST ToF (Time of Flight) proximity sensor allows the vacuum cleaner to stay a few millimeters from the walls, improving cleaning with the side brushes. The front area of the robot has also been equipped with a rubber bumper to protect furniture and walls from any collisions.