Dreame wants to end the last excuse not to use an aspiring robot: the stairs
What is better than a vacuum robot? An aspiring robot with legs and climbs stairs. The surprising proposal seems almost a product of a science fiction film, but it is just what is proposed DREAME WITH CYBER Xa conceptual design that raises a unique revolution In this segment. What happened. DREAME IS TODAY The third most important vacuum robot manufacturer in the worldand has not achieved something like that by chance. At the IFA Fair that is celebrated these days in Berlin, it has presented an avalanche of new models to renew its catalog of robots vacuum cleaners and robots, but has also raised a next potential that has baptized as Cyber X. The stairs will no longer be an obstacle. This vacuum robot stands out especially for having a technology called Quadtrack that allows to overcome an obstacle that never – well, With some crazy ideas, yes– I had overcome these robots: the stairs. There was already previous approaches in This sensebut this is especially promising. Is it a tank? Is it a robot? This system causes the robot to have some legs that fold and deploy, but also each of them has a kind of caterpillar, Like combat carsand thanks to that combination it is able to move on both flat surfaces and climb stairs. How it works. When Cyber X needs to move from one floor to another, the robot displays its legs and places them so that the caterpillar chains act as an elevator tape. The “transport” system to the next level of the house or office, and then automatically releases it to start the cleaning task. Slow but sure. In Dreame they promise that the Quadtrack system is able to climb stairs with steps up to 25 cm high and the speed at which it reaches 0.2 m/s. Not only that: he is able to dynamically adapt to different widths and steps of steps, making the ascent soft and safe. Cyber X with folded legs can move without problems such as a conventional vacuum robot. And brakes in case something fails. Another of the elements that have devised the engineers of Dreame consists of a system with three independent braking layers that add up to the resistant rubber wheels with which the maximum is guaranteed adhesion and stability in wooden soils, tiles and carpets. A robot that sees everything. To recognize the terrain, Cyber X makes use of an intelligent vision system called 3dadapt. Combine a laser beam with a camera that maps the stairs in real time by calculating depth, angle and height to be able to overcome each step without problems. And autonomy, what? In order to guarantee prolonged operation, Dreame Cyberx with Quadtrack technology is designed to integrate a 6,400 mAh battery with which according to the manufacturer could be covered no less than five floors for each session. No price or estimated date. Dreame’s idea is really promising, but for now it is only a conceptual design. In fact, the manufacturer has not confirmed that it will take it to the market and neither a potential date of availability nor the price in which this device could be placed has been spoken. Aspiring robots are coming out arms and legs. This proposal for Dreame adds to other ideas that we have seen lately in a market that does not stop innovating. He Roborock Saros Z70 It boasts a robotic arm that collects objects scattered on the ground, for example, and Dreame itself already raised with its X50 ultra a system called proleap consisting of “legs” that allow you to overcome obstacles up to 6 cm high. In Xataka | The other silent conquest of China is that of vacuum robots: more than half come from four Chinese manufacturers
