Some Roombas do have cameras on them which help the Roomba navigate and avoid obstacles.
Some Roombas also have a remote check in feature that allows you to see and view the camera feed through the iRobot app.
The upward facing camera on a Roomba helps the Roomba to identify landmarks such as lamps and sofas.
And the downward facing sensor helps the Roomba map out the floor
The Roomba cameras are not accessible by other people and on some models they are not accessible at all so nobody can spy on you through the Roomba camera.
The average life expectancy of a Roomba vacuum is 4 to 7 years and the battery of the Roomba tends to last 2 to 3 years.
The lifespan of the Roomba will depend on factors such as how often it's used, the quality of it's parts and what kind of debris it picks up.
A fully charged Roomba can clean for up to 2 hours on the lowest setting.
You should clean the Roomba brushes once a week or twice a week if you have pets and clean the charging contacts once a month and clean the cliff sensors once a month as well.
Roombas should also be properly disposed of and not thrown in the trash when they do wear out.
Roombas are so popular because they are easy to use and also are a good price and make cleaning the floors much easier than doing it yourself.
Roomba can keep your floors clean without any human intervention other than maintaining the Roomba and emptying it.
The Rommba is very reliable and has no navigation errors and good software and cleans 95 percent of dirt around the home with ease.
The benefits of a Rommba include.
The Roomba connects to your homes Wi-Fi.
Roombas are great in tight spaces.
No manual cleaning is needed.
Roomba has built in sensors that detect dirt for spot cleaning.
Roombas are flexible about the types of the surfaces they clean.
The Roomba automatically goes back to it's charging station to recharge and you don't have to be home to clean.