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Specification: VR5906KL Size 360mm × 90mm Weight 3.2kg Consuming war potential 18KW That sound arresting 50dB Camera Lower part Travelling method After intensive cleaning method/zigzag spatial expansion method Location recognition Facing each other location recognition Living room/room dividing cleaning X Cleaning territory (map base) O Cleaner condition vocal guidance O The beginning very fine sand dustcloth O Exhaustion filter (Filter) HEPA...

piokrza wrote: Hi, this is quite great solution! It can solve many problems with bumping into e.g. transparent objest like e.g. glass. P.s.: Do you solve a problem with emptying dustbin? I don't know there are how many IR sensors have in front of the robot but let's say there are 4 sensor. above the IR sensor window, there can be 4 switch in front of the robot's bumper. Switches can be very soft and activate each electromagnets...

Does anyone here have the robot in this video? I don't. Here it is: http://www.bing.com/videos/watch/video/ ... E28061328D . I think this is Yujin Robot's Korean robot vacuum, iClebo. ,

My netbook has the atom processor. Powerful enough for the netbook and it's very easy on the battery. I get about 6-7 hours on my battery. Granted, it's only clocked @ 1.6Ghz, but with a dual core!!

Fraggboy wrote: My netbook has the atom processor. Powerful enough for the netbook and it's very easy on the battery. I get about 6-7 hours on my battery. Granted, it's only clocked @ 1.6Ghz, but with a dual core!! Yep my Acer aspire one does to. Only one physical core. But it runs osx. 1.6ghz too!

Hi Piokrza, my personal opinion is that the older versions of Samsung don't have such good sensors like Trilobite ... please, can someone, who has the "non bumping" version of Samsung, try a similar thing like I tried with Trilobite? It's easy not to bump to walls ... much harder not to bump to something small and fragile like the glasses. As for Trilobite itself, it is a real vacuum cleaner and that's what it...

always good to see some competition, forces everyone to get better! iRobot must have something under dev to compete with this. I hope it comse out around the same time so we can see some comparisions... I think i'm going to wait until this AND a new roomba come out, see who the winner is, then upgrade. Anyone heard any new info on roombas/scoobas coming out? Where is the best place to check for that sort of stuff?

Another interesting article: http://spectrum.ieee.org/automaton/robo ... pectrum%29 It looks like the brainpower leading Neato might rival Irobot itself. This article mentions that their leadership team came from Agilent technologies, Willow Garage, and the Stanford AI lab. Irobot has got to be scared, or preparing a patent infringement suit, or both.

I know this thread is old but I thought I would reply anyways. The cleaning robot Bartgielien owns is the TCM Reinigungsroboter. cleanmateroomba has a thread discussing this robot at: viewtopic.php?f=6&t=12216&p=70408 . If you need help, reply to that thread. , SharpereVac

Too bad for the edge cleaning too, no side brush, we see on videos that there is 2-3 cm that is not done on the robot side (the video with the flour). So what about a shape to do corners if it's impossible to do them ?