Robot vacuums are a great way to reduce time spent on regular daily chores, but they still require a person to empty and maintain for regular cleaning. The new Roborock model moves closer to functioning like Rosey the Robot from the 1960s-era The Jetsons cartoon.
When I first tried out a robotic vacuum, I was pleased that it would move around the floors gathering up pet hair that accumulated daily, and accepted that it missed a lot. Over the past couple of years, companies have vastly improved robot vacuums with floor mapping, reliable coverage and docking, smartphone apps to track performance and maintenance, and much more. These vacuums are now a part of our home appliance tool chest, but still require someone to clean and maintain them. The new Roborock S7 MaxV Ultra improves on an already great line of vacuums with features and functions designed to take care of more and provide more cleaning services.
