It Scans, Maps, and Plans
Most other robot vacuums move around a room at random. They bump into walls, bump into furniture. They go in circles, cleaning some spots several times and others not at all. But Neato knows exactly where it's going at all times.
Its remarkable laser eye uses infrared light to scan the surroundings five times every second. The result is a highly accurate 360-degree map of the room and any obstacles. Then the robot efficiently cleans in a pattern of straight, overlapping lines.
Don't You Dare Call It a Sweeper!
A lot of robot "vacuums" are really just sweepers. Their low vacuum power is merely an add-on. But not the Neato. It's the most powerful robot vacuum available today. At the core of every Neato is a centrifugal compression-impeller that uses jet engine airflow principles to create high-powered suction. You can count on it to pick up everything a traditional vacuum would - dirt, pet hair, dust, cereal, and more.
As it moves around a room, the robot's sensor enables it to avoid obstacles like furniture, walls, stairs, and pets.
It Takes Care of Itself
A Neato can handle large floor plans, because it automatically recharges its batteries. When it's low on power, the robot simply returns to its base and recharges. Then it returns to clean, right where it left off.
With a Neato there are no bags to buy or throw away. All the dirt and debris is collected in the Neato's top-loading dirt bin. When the bin is full, you simply empty it into your trash.
Set a schedule and the Neato will automatically clean at the time you set - daily, every other day, or three times a week.
All Floors Are Covered
Unlike some vacuums, Neato robots are designed to work on all types of surfaces. So it can go from the carpet in your living room right onto the tile in your kitchen.
Pets and Allergies
Breathe easy, there are Neato models specifically designed for pet owners and allergy sufferers. They feature two very special tools for removing allergens from your home. The bristle brush traps pet hair and lifts it from the surface. Then the special pleated filter removes particles from the air stream down to 0.3 microns in size, including mold, spores, cat and dog dander, dust mites, pollen, and textile and carpet fibers.
It Cleans Where You Don't
There are places in your home that don't get vacuumed very often (or at all), because they're so hard to reach. A Neato robot is only 4 inches high, so it can scurry under beds, couches, and other places regular vacuums can't go.