Roborock’s new Qrevo Edge 3 Pro pairs 36,000 Pa suction with upgraded threshold climbing, retractable LiDAR, advanced obstacle avoidance, warm-water mopping, and an automated multifunctional dock.
The FCC’s new rules for foreign-produced robot vacuums could reshape how future models are designed and manufactured. Rather than simply moving assembly to the United States, manufacturers may face a broader challenge involving batteries, semiconductors, motors, sensors, and other critical supply-chain components. Here’s what the new rules require, what remains uncertain, and what it could mean for the future of robot vacuums.
The FCC has expanded its Covered List to include foreign-produced advanced robotic devices, a category that appears to include most modern robot vacuums. While existing robots and current models remain unaffected, future foreign-produced models could face new hurdles before they can be sold in the United States.
Why is the federal government restricting new foreign-produced robot vacuums? We examine the FCC’s official explanation, the national security concerns behind the new Covered List restrictions, and why officials believe connected robots pose cybersecurity and supply chain risks. We also explain what the changes mean for existing robot vacuums and why current owners are not affected.
The FCC and Department of War have outlined the application process that could allow foreign-produced robot vacuums to continue receiving FCC authorization. Here’s what manufacturers must submit and what it means for future robot vacuum releases.
The FCC’s new restrictions on foreign-produced advanced robotic devices have raised questions for robot vacuum owners. This article explains what the Covered List update actually does, why existing robot vacuums can still be bought and used, how firmware updates are handled, and what the new rules could mean for future robot vacuum models entering the U.S. market.
MOVA has officially launched the S70 Roller robot vacuum, first unveiled at CES 2026. Positioned as a more accessible alternative to MOVA’s higher-end roller-mop models, it combines advanced mopping hardware, a slim profile, powerful vacuuming, and an automated multifunction dock.
A security researcher has disclosed an alleged cloud vulnerability affecting Shark robot vacuums that could allow remote command execution on compatible devices. Here’s what was discovered, what it could mean for owners, and whether SharkNinja has released a fix.
Shark is giving floor care a design-focused refresh with the launch of its new Home Luxe Collection. The lineup introduces eight premium colorways across select Shark PowerDetect robot and cordless vacuums, including the PowerDetect UV Reveal robot vacuum and PowerDetect Speed cordless vacuum. The collection aims to blend high-performance cleaning with finishes designed to complement modern home interiors.
Dreame has unveiled its new X60 Pro Series robot vacuums alongside the Cyber X, a stair-climbing transport module designed to carry compatible robot vacuums between floors. We cover the Cyber X launch timeline, pricing, features, and what it could mean for multi-level homes.