Eofy built a stairs for Robovacs

Who needs legs? EUFY, brand Smart Home, believes that it has solved the problem of how single robots can clean multiple floors in your home. The new Marswalker robot is equipped with four arms to carry a vacuum between the levels, so you do not have to raise the stairs yourself or buy a robot for each floor. However, you now have two robots, so it may not really solve this problem.

Equipped with a driving track system, Marswalker works like the stairs for your robot emptiness. The sidewalks of Marswalker, which it carries to the next floor using four arms are independently controlled. From there, the void comes out to resume cleaning or go to his base station to wash a mop, empty his box, or recharge.

Eofy says Marswalker can handle straight stairs, in the form of a U, in the form of a U and the form of the letter U and builds a three -dimensional map for your home to understand where the void needs to go. It is a self -standing unit with its own charging base, and the company says it will work with many EFF voids, although the specifications and accurate compatibility are not issued. It is scheduled to be launched in the spring of 2026, but no prices have been announced.

One of the compatible models will be the new EUFY ROBOVAC OMNI S2, which is also displayed in IFA. Because of its launch in the United States in January for $ 1,599, the S2 is an developed version of Eufy S1 Pro.

The S2 features a large mop of self -cleaning cylinder, 30,000pa suction power, 3.3 pounds of declining scanning pressure, and a mop can extend to 15 mm to clean it along the panels. It contains a new Duospiral brush to prevent tangle, while detecting improved obstacles enables the emptiness to avoid rug tassels as well as more than 200 other creatures. It can raise a wiper of up to 2 inches to avoid getting wet carpet.

It also features a built -in perfume system that releases different odors during cleaning, including citrus, basil, bergamot and chic. The future cleaning station automatically empties the container, wash and wander the mop, and re -fill the water tank on the plane.

I will look at the new Marswalker this week on IFA and I will notice the first impressions.