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Roborock's Saros 10 retracts its lidar to go under furniture and lifts itself on its wheels

The Saros 10 is a Roborock robot vacuum that also mops floors. Its official page details a series of actions it performs on its own.

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According to Roborock, its navigation sensor lowers to pass through low areas, then rises again as soon as there is room. The manufacturer presents it as its slimmest model to date.

The robot can also lift itself on its wheels: according to the manufacturer, it climbs door thresholds up to 4 cm high.

When it only has to vacuum, it detaches its mop pad by itself, so that thick carpets stay as dry as possible.

With an option to switch on in the app, Roborock says it spots wet stains, such as spilled coffee, and presses harder with the mop to clean them.

It can be controlled by voice even without an internet connection, the manufacturer says.

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  1. Roborock (official product pages) · us.roborock.com

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