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How To Choose The Quietest Robot Vacuum?
2023-10-10
The robot vacuum is a great invention that saves us from dull chores. However, some smart vacuums may have an obnoxious high-pitched whistle, and others may create a mechanical grinding noise. The noise may disturb a sleeping baby, scare your beloved pet, and sometimes even be loud enough to annoy neighbours. The most effective way to solve this problem is to pick a robotic vacuum cleaner with a low noise level. But how to pick the quietest robot vacuum? Are there any DEEBOT robot vacuums t
2023-10-10
A seemingly small design detail, thresholds serve a couple of purposes, both practical and aesthetic, in modern homes. Entry door thresholds, that is, your home’s front, side and back doors, are typically higher to prevent water leaking into the home in the event of a flood. Meanwhile, door thresholds between interior rooms (otherwise called “door bars”) serve as visual transitions between different floor types, temperature retainers to stop cold or hot air from entering a r
2023-10-09
The simple answer is: yes. Whether you live in a large house or small apartment, living with your family or by yourself, we all desire to have someone else handle the household tasks. That’s why robot vacuums are popular. The world’s first commercially available autonomous vacuum cleaner was released in 2001. Two decades later, robot vacuum has advanced significantly over time to become a cutting-edge floor cleaner with a variety of intelligent functions. Facing these powerful functions, plen
2023-10-08
Many people are familiar with the feeling of procrastinating cleaning because it feels troublesome and repetitive. But for individuals with limited mobility and physical disabilities, a whole other set of challenges can stand between the desire to maintain an organised living space and the act of doing it. Whether it’s visual impairments, people who use wheelchairs, or those who live with chronic pain, traditional vacuum cleaners can be cumbersome, necessitate excess physical effort or sim
2023-10-09
The Internet of Things (IoT) refers to connecting physical objects to the internet so that they can communicate with each other and with us. These objects can be anything from your TV, lightbulb or even your fridge, fitted with software that allows them to collect and exchange data. For example, picture your alarm clock waking you up in the morning and then sending a signal to your coffee maker to start brewing a pot of coffee as your bedroom blinds automatically open. Or, imagine a smart the
2023-10-08
Did you know robot vacuums only started using cameras in 2015? Prior to that, they used low-cost infrared and collision detection sensors to detect obstacles, dumbly moving around a room at random. It was only in the last decade that smart vacuums started using cameras to capture photocells so they could identify specific objects and map their environment. Now, robotic vacuums with built-in cameras are on the rise. Let’s talk about what a camera does in your robot housekeeper and how camer
