IRobot is well known for its range of cleaning robots, vacuum cleaners, cleaning equipment, or floor cleaning. So far iRobot wants to advance into the pool cleaning business.
Verro's current line of cleaning robots for swimming pools is quite popular. However, iRobot believes that their robot, the Mirra 530, will have more advantages. Mirra is designed to clean the bottom of the pool, it does not need a piping system, a booster pump, operates independently of the pool filtration system, saving electricity.
When it is first brought down to the pool, it uses the iAdapt Nautiq algorithm to evaluate the size of the pool, from the collected data that will be analyzed to produce the cycle. clean most effective. It will walk inch by inch against the walls and floor of the pool, using PVC brushes to remove algae, dirt, bacteria and other materials.
The iAdapt algorithm allows it to avoid obstacles similar to the Rooba brothers, but Mirra does not have strands of up to 18.3m. After scrubbing the plaque will be removed into the container of Mirra. Besides, Mirra also collects debris such as leaves and sand. After finishing Mirra's work on the water, the filter will be removed for processing.
According to Gizmag, depending on the capabilities that the Mirra version sells for $ 399 - $ 1,299.99.