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While the majority of robots have sensors that aid in navigation, the best models have superior spatial awareness. The top Roomba models recognize, for example, stairs and stairways.

They also have Smart Maps that allow them to intelligently progress from room to room. Other models, for instance our budget pick Eufy 11s, utilize random "bump-and-run" navigation.

1. Easy to clean

In contrast to many of the lower-cost robot vacuums that bounce around in a random manner, bagless automatic vacuums intelligent robots use the concept of smart mapping to create an image of your space. They then clean it using an orderly lines that are overlapping. This lets them get to pet hair and dirt clumps that might get stuck in the roller brush on other models.

Smart mapping assists robots in avoiding obstacles such as lamp cords, toys and even the leash of your pet. The iRobot j7+ which we tested, is the best example. It is more able to collect dust and cat litter from hardwood floors than the other robots.

The onboard debris bin of the machine is self-emptying so you do not have to empty it manually after each cleaning session. It's also large enough to hold a month's worth of debris without needing to be changed. The Shark IQ XL, which is priced around the same as the iRobot is a great option for those who want the convenience of a smart robot vacuum but don't need all of the mapping or other advanced features that the iRobot provides.

Both models come with a sensor that let them know when they need recharge and return to their charging docks after the end of each cleaning session. They'll then automatically charge and set themselves for the next time. There are bases that allow the robot to empty itself and store the dirt in the waste bin instead of the standard dustbin.

These bases are compatible with the new Allergen Lock bag system, which stores mold and pollen in a separate Allergen Lock bag that is designed to be easy to remove, wash and replace. You can also program your base to send an alert to the robot informing that you've moved furniture or other items. This allows the robots to continue cleaning from where they left off. This feature, combined with the mapping and navigation technologies which give premium Roombas an enlightened sense of spatial awareness makes it an excellent alternative for those looking for hands-free cleaning.

2. Easy to store

iRobot makes their robots easy to store, as well as ensuring that they work efficiently. They're designed to be lightweight and compact with no long cords that can get tangled up or cut in storage. They also come with a smart docking station that automatically recharges and picks up where it was when you return.

PRECISION HOME MAAPPING 360deg LiDAR maps your home quickly and accurately so that your robot can clean your home without causing damage to furniture, walls or other obstacles, whether it's day or night. Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant let you set a cleaning schedule or even initiate cleaning on demand. You can also initiate cleaning with a simple voice. Incredible suction: The suction of Shark reaches deep into carpets, and engages hardwood floors directly to get rid of pet hair and other particles.

The Roxxter by iRobot is another excellent alternative for those looking for a bagless intelligent robot that is easy to store and maintain. It's designed to be small and compact and comes with a smart docking station that automatically charges and resumes where it was when it's time for a clean. The dirt chamber can be easily removed and cleaned. The robot is powered by a lithium-ion batteries with a 120 minute runtime.

3. Easy to operate

As the name suggests, this robot vacuum is completely self-emptying and bagless self-emptying cleaner. It has a powerful suction as well as a variety of smart features like a virtual "no-go zone" function and cleaning history reports. It also offers an impressive array of programmable cleaning strategies and automated path generation according to the flooring type, room and obstacles it observes.

The robot is controlled via the SharkClean App, using voice commands through Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant or the physical Clean & Dock buttons at the top. The app is well designed and allows you to control the robot from anywhere within the home or schedule cleaning times, set an area that is not allowed to be used, and track the progress of cleaning.

Like the iRobot Roomba J7+, the L10s Ultra uses what iRobot calls Dirt Detect to focus its cleaning efforts in areas where it has found a lot of dirt. When I poured cat litter on my hardwood floors, the iRobot was able to detect the amount of debris and then reversed itself to the beginning of the area and made another shot at it. It cleaned up the litter by sweeping it with the side brush. This is an impressive feat.

The iRobot Roomba 750 Plus and 850 use what iRobot calls Smart Mapping technology, which uses multiple sensors to map your home and avoid objects. Its sensors are made to detect walls, stairs and furniture legs, as well as cords, and other items that could cause the robots to get stuck. Using millions of customer data, the mapping technology of iRobot improves with time and becomes better in avoiding obstacles.

Our budget-friendly option for the budget-friendly Eufy 11S does not have smart navigation and uses only bounce or random navigation. It will run in a straight line until it runs into an obstacle, and after that it may spend a long time trying to navigate around the obstruction. It's also not very adept in navigating corners and other tight spaces and the software that creates its paths isn't consistent. The robot isn't compatible with Alexa and Google Assistant.

4. Easy to customize

As people are sharing their homes with robots they want them be as observant and intuitive as they can be. iRobot has created a Genius Home Intelligence Platform that allows robots learn the layout and particular objects of each home as well as how their owners prefer to navigate around these objects. Keith states that the core technology behind these features is what makes the company's robots so popular. It enables users to be confident to trust a machine in their home.

Roomba, for example, has a keen spatial awareness that allows it to identify the most filthy areas within a home and clear them first. User-programmed "keep out zones" and "clean zones" allow you to customize the cleaning process. These systems can also be controlled through smartphones or via voice commands through digital assistants like Amazon's Alexa or Google Home.