The Roborock brand launches two new models of pumps in Israel: a robotic vacuum cleaner called the S7 MaxV, and a cordless vacuum cleaner with a rinsing function called Dyad.
The S7 MaxV claims to offer a groundbreaking obstacle avoidance capability and 3D mapping of the home using a LiDAR camera, a technology that comes from the world of autonomous vehicles. It is also able to autonomously identify the type of room it is in, whether it is a bedroom, living room or kitchen, and switch to an optimal cleaning mode for that location. It is able to clean even in complete darkness using LED lighting.
It is also a more powerful vacuum cleaner than previous RoboRock models, with greater suction power and fast vibration of the cleaning wiper. Another feature, which is not related to cleanliness but makes the S7 MaxV a more useful product, is video calls using a camera and a built-in microphone, so that you can talk through the app with the occupants of the house via the robot. The working time is 180 minutes per charge, or an area of about 300 square meters. Its price is NIS 2,599.
As for the Dyad, it is a cordless suction and rinsing rod, with a double-cylinder mechanism that is supposed to completely eliminate the dirty water on the floor after wiping. Sensors automatically increase or decrease the suction power according to the level of dirt, with a maximum cleaning area of up to 3,000 square meters. Routine maintenance should be simpler thanks to a self-cleaning system for brushes, with all the dirt stored in a container that can be emptied from time to time. The price of the Dyad in Israel is NIS 1,499.