New Robot-Mop Models by Narwal and DJI Presented for Homes

• Narwal Flow features a new mapping system and improved navigation.
• DJI Romo utilizes drone technology for detecting obstacles.
• Both promote innovative features for convenience in cleaning.

This is reported by The Verge, The Verge, CNET.

At the CES 2025 exhibition, Narwal and DJI showcased new models of robot-mops designed to enhance cleaning in consumers' homes.

Narwal introduced its new robot-mop named Flow, which effectively cleans around walls and corners. Flow is equipped with a mop with an extension that allows it to reach edges, as well as two reservoirs for water. Thanks to this system, it maintains mop cleanliness and removes dirty water. Narwal Flow also has technology for detecting obstacles, allowing it to avoid more than 200 types of objects, and can automatically adjust its height to overcome obstacles up to 40 mm high.

Currently, the price of Narwal Flow has not been disclosed, but it is expected to be available for sale in early 2025. In addition, the company announced three other models of robot-mops, including Freo Z10, Narwal S30, and Freo Pro.

In its turn, DJI presented its first robot-mop Romo, which utilizes drone technology for detecting obstacles. Romo will be available in three variants, two of which have transparent covers. Romo can detect and avoid obstacles, and also has a cleaning system that allows it to adapt its cleaning strategy based on the type of obstacle.

The price of Romo in China ranges from 4,699 to 6,799 yuan depending on the model. A global release is expected later this year, but details regarding the price in the USA are still unknown.

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