
With his software engineered entirely in the U.S. and Canada, Austin is equipped with Quantum Simultaneous Localization and Mapping (QSLAM), and pioneers Real-Time Computing (RTC) in robot vacuums. Austin respects your privacy: never does he send images anywhere—servers, cloud or otherwise—be it of your room layout or your cleaning habits. Austin boots in just 6 seconds—faster than any robot vacuum with LiDar—and identifies rooms at first glance, without wasting your time with an exploration session. Enjoy a detailed and color-coded map, and feel free to practice your drawing skills: use the app to draw any shape of NoSweep Zones or working areas when necessary or when bored, and Austin will follow. Use Alexa or Google to boss Austin around, or schedule a customized cleaning plan to send him to any area, at the time you choose. Austin’s quality build is backed by his unmatched 2-year warranty that also covers labor and battery.
Q: Does the robot vacuum require an initial exploration session to learn the house layout?
A: No, the robot vacuum does not require an initial exploration session. It maps on the fly using its SLAM technology.
Q: Does this robot vacuum work with a 5 GHz network?
A: Yes, this robot vacuum supports both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz networks.
Q: How long does the battery last on a single charge?
A: The robot vacuum offers a maximum runtime of 120 minutes on a single charge.
Q: What is the dustbin capacity of this robot vacuum?
A: This robot vacuum has a large dustbin with a capacity of 0.2 gallons.
Q: Can I control the robot vacuum with voice commands?
A: Yes, you can control the robot vacuum using voice commands with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant apps and devices.
Q: Does the robot vacuum have edge cleaning capabilities?
A: Yes, the robot vacuum is equipped with edge cleaning functionality.
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