Revealed: The three robot gadgets every person needs in their home
Dancing robots are cool, but you know what’s cooler? Robots that help with the chores .
ECOVACS has recently been named global number one in home robotics by Forbes, and it’s easy to see why.
Rather than being distracted by a lot of the gimmicky noise in the industry, ECOVACS has been laser focused on creating robots that make our lives easier.
Dave summed up the company’s mission: “We’ll always address to people’s needs. We’re the company that started from the requirement how to take care of the household chores. And also enable the people to free their hands more”.
Now, ECOVACS have a reputation for some of the best robotic vacuums on the market.
But here are three places in your home that you might not have thought you could automate with a robot .
Aussie backyards are a very dynamic, unpredictable landscape to throw a robot into.
We’re talking kids’ toys, trampolines, clotheslines, veggie patches... Not to mention slopes and drops and holes dug by our furry friends.
This chaos requires a robot that can navigate and manage any environment, and the GOAT mowers by ECOVACS are very impressive.
Depending on your yard there are a variety of models to suite different sizes and terrain but for my sloping Sydney backyard, I love the GOAT A2000 LiDAR PRO.
Along with the AI Vision cameras on the front, the A2000 LiDAR PRO features a 360 degree ‘Holoscope’ LiDAR that makes the navigation on this mower very good.
The one thing I will say is it’s worth taking the time to get your mapping done as thoroughly as you can.
My yard has a number of random obstacles like retaining walls and veggie patches and the Auto-Mapping didn’t quite pick these up on the first pass.
The cutting perfomance on this mower is awesome, dual blade discs spinning at 3000rpm along with an integrated line trimmer make this thing an absolute beast!
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