The Dreame X50 Ultra robot vacuum unveiled at CES boasts new 'legs' that allow it to navigate inclines and other obstacles. Its improved AI features, including lidar mapping and enhanced suction, demonstrate advancements in robotic vacuum technology.
It’s the weekend of the world-famous CES tradeshow, and we’re seeing some of the fruits of AI get showcased by vendors. At risk of putting too much of an emphasis on Chinese robotics, it’s notable that the Dreame company is unveiling a new model with some pretty interesting new features, or should I say, limbs. Yes, this robot vacuum now has small appendages that you can call ‘legs’ – several inches long, that allow the floor-standing unit to lift itself a little up off of ground level.
I watched the preview, and it shows the Dreame X50 Ultra, the company’s new model, navigating some slight inclines and using those small legs to its advantage, as well as utilizing other impressive features that illustrate where we are with this technology. Coverage at The Verge unveils From the first Roombas years ago, robotic vacuums have been designed to better handle a range of tasks.Yesterday‘s robot vacuums were a lot like those ping animations you see on a screensaver – the unit just went in a mindless line, cleaning surfaces, until it had covered a particular square footage. It wasn’t particularly good at navigating obstacles, or dealing with irregular spaces, or anticipating other kinds of challenges. When you look at the new demo of the Dreame X50 Ultra, you can see that its lidar allows it to map out a space and actually understand what’s around it. That in turn makes it much more adept at avoiding problems with objects on the floor, or unusual circumstances where things get in the way. Another new feature is a set of suction apparatus that helps the vacuum to be much more effective in deep cleaning of pet hair and other items from surfaces where they might be deeply ingrained.This really hits the idea of an AI agent – instead of a single-use, generic robot floor cleane
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