Romo is said to be able to detect obstacles with millimetre precision, avoid even thin cables or playing cards and navigate under sofas or beds. The combination of sensors, algorithms and powerful suction should clean floors and carpets thoroughly without missing a corner. Two motors in the main brushes are designed to reliably pick up hair, dust and larger particles.

Flexible cleaning arms are designed to clean corners, edges and hard-to-reach areas, while the integrated water tank keeps the mop pads constantly moist. The premium Romo P model also features a transparent base station and makes the technology inside visible.

The base station is designed to clean the mop pads automatically, operate maintenance-free for up to 200 days and work quietly thanks to its soundproofing system. Users can use the DJI Home app to clean carpets, thresholds, kitchens or pet areas, apply cleaning agents or monitor the robot remotely - securely encrypted and with two-factor authentication.

Romo is said to be fully charged in two and a half hours. In terms of price, Romo S starts at 1299 euros, Romo A at 1599 euros and Romo P at 1899 euros.

So after drones, cameras and e-bikes, DJI is taking the next step - this time on the ground - and apparently wants to ensure that dust fluff disappears faster than you can say "propeller".

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