Supported by expertise in AI field for over 10 years, AIRROBO launches the strongest robot vacuum cleaner
HONG KONG, Aug. 20, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — AIRROBO, the smart home appliance brand, debuted its first robot vacuum cleaner on Amazon and AliExpress in August. The new smart appliance, AIRROBO P10 is now available online in Japan, Canada and Russia.
With the strongest suction power among comparables* at 2600Pa , AIRROBO P10 ensures debris, pet hair, and food scraps picked up while working quietly. AIRROBO P10 has four suction levels to clean each corner thoroughly across all surfaces from hard floor to low pile carpet. Moreover, AIRROBO applied AI obstacle detection technology, making the P10 more sensitive and manoeuvrable. Multiple sets of advanced sensors allow AIRROBO P10 to navigate under or around furniture. The drop-sensing technology prevents it from falling downstairs effectively. Compatible with Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa, AIRROBO P10 is ready to start the cleaning job via your voice control.
Raised awareness on the importance of hygiene during pandemic, and innovative technologies have driven significant growth in the vacuum cleaner industry. Along with AIRROBO debuting P10 globally this month, Intelligent house cleaning is no longer a future scenario but will be a widely diffused lifestyle. Smarter and simpler. For the moment, AIRROBO P10 has been available on Amazon in Japan and Canada, on AliExpress in Russia. It is retailed at JPY 16900 on Amazon Japan. Limited quantity of JPY3000-off coupons are available for anyone who wants to experience hassle-free house cleaning with AIRROBO. Make sure to check it out here.
About AIRROBO
AIRROBO is a smart home appliance brand with a focus on AI-enabled cleaning technologies. Supported by world-leading enterprise in humanoid robotics filed, AIRROBO is aiming to bring the most cutting-edge technology to as many households as possible around the globe, making intelligent house cleaning a new norm of life.
*Compared with similar products in the same price bracket, or with same configuration.
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