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New Ecovacs Cleaning Bot Uses Water Jets to Blast Stains Away
The flagship robot vacuum adds AI stain detection, a 32-channel spray system and 22,000Pa suction, while the price stays at $1,499.
- On Tuesday, Ecovacs launched the DEEBOT X12 OmniCyclone, a flagship robot vacuum and mop priced at $1,499 featuring industry-first FocusJet Stain Pre-Dissolving Technology to identify and treat dried-on floor stains.
- The X12 uses infrared and camera-based detection to automatically identify dried-on stains and respond in real time, deploying water jets to pre-soften messes before the upgraded OZMO Roller Mop 3.0 scrubs them away.
- Powered by a 22,000 Pa airflow system, the X12 delivers consistent pickup and features PowerBoost Charging Plus for faster recharging; testing showed 118 minutes of battery life before returning to the OMNI Station.
- Reviewers noted the X12 frequently drops dirt when crossing thresholds, performing inconsistently compared to previous models, though the upgraded ZeroTangle 4.0 system reduces hair tangling and maintenance.
- Available now for $1,499, the X12 integrates with Alexa, Google Assistant, and Siri while supporting Matter for smart home interoperability, with the AGENT YIKO 2.0 voice assistant enabling automated scheduling and adaptive cleaning.
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Ecovacs’ new robovac spots and pretreats dried stains using powerful jets
The robovac sprays a mixture of water and cleaning solution to loosen stains. | Image: Ecovacs Ecovacs announced a new addition to its Deebot line of autonomous cleaners with a new feature that could make the robovac better at cleaning floors in a single pass. The Deebot X12 OmniCyclone uses cameras and AI to identify dried stains on floors, such as muddy paw prints or spilled soda. Before cleaning the stain with its roller mop, the X12 blasts…
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technewstube.comThe smartest wet-dry robovac yet? This new Ecovacs model identifies dried-on stains, pre-treats to soften them, then scrubs them away for spotless floors
The Ecovacs Deebot X12 OmniCyclone uses camera and infrared detection to seek out tough spots, and employs high-pressure water jets to soften them.
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