Samsung has announced a new robot vacuum lineup, the Bespoke Jet Bot Combo AI and Bespoke Jet Bot Combo, with enhanced AI features.
The Bespoke Jet Bot Combo AI is an AI-powered vacuum and mop robot cleaner providing all-in-one vacuum and mop capabilities to effectively clean your house. It uses AI to simplify cleaning routines making the most of the power it can provide.
The AI is designed to make the vacuum, fully autonomous to help your home stay clean with minimal effort.
“Our robot vacuums deliver premium, hassle-free cleaning experiences allowing Australians to spend more time on doing the things they love instead of household chores,” said Jeremy Senior, Vice President – Consumer Electronics, Samsung Australia.
Other AI features include AI Object and Stain Recognition thanks to the AI capabilities and the in-built camera along with the ability to recognise spaces to deliver that superior clean. Once the vacuum has completed the vacuum returns to the areas where it detected the stains and then mops the area with heated mop pads with steam and water.
The vacuums provide up to 6,000Pa of suction power for that deep clean and can detect floor surfaces to provide the right amount of suction power required for that surface. It will also lift the mop pads off the surface or detach them at the Clean Station when it detects carpet to prevent them from getting wet.
Controlled via the SmartThings app the vacuum uses dToF LIDAR sensors to create a 3D map and determine no-go zones. You can also use Bixby to control your vacuum if you wish.
The Bespoke Jet Bot Combo has less AI features than the AI version as you’d expect but it does include obstacle detection and AI floor detect, 3D mapping and customised cleaning settings.
The Bespoke Jet Bot Combo AI and the Bespoke Jet Bot Combo are now available via Samsung’s online store and select retailers nationwide.
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