Yeedi has announced the launch of the M16 Infinity, a new flagship robot vacuum that builds on the foundation of the M14 Plus. Following its Gold Award for Innovation at CES 2026, the M16 Infinity enters the market with a focus on improving carpet cleaning and reducing hair tangling—two areas commonly highlighted in robot vacuum design.
Yeedi M16 Infinity
The Yeedi M16 Infinity pairs an OZMO Roller 3.0 mop that continuously rinses itself with a dock that empties debris, washes the roller with hot water, and dries it with heated air. Yeedi rates suction at 30,000 Pa and includes ZeroTangle 4.0 brushes designed to reduce hair wrap. Other features include mop lifting, TrueEdge edge cleaning, AIVI 3D 4.0 obstacle detection, and PowerBoost charging. Vacuum Wars has not published studio test results for this model, so performance claims remain manufacturer specifications. See additional info
The M16 Infinity carries over the roller mop design introduced with the M14, while adding a number of updates to both vacuuming and mopping systems.
Industry-Leading 30,000 Pa Suction
One of the most notable changes is the increase to a claimed 30,000 Pa of suction power, branded as “Blast Suction.” This represents a significant increase over earlier models and, according to Yeedi, is intended to improve performance on carpets and enhance the pickup of embedded debris.
The M16 also introduces PowerBoost Instant Charging, a gallium nitride-based system that the company says can provide a 10% battery boost in approximately three minutes, which is designed to reduce interruptions during cleaning in larger homes.
ZeroTangle 4.0 and OZMO Roller 3.0
Yeedi is also updating its anti-tangle system with ZeroTangle 4.0. This version features a redesigned “Cyclone Main Brush” along with a modified side brush. According to the company, the system is designed to improve hair pickup while reducing tangling around the brush.
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On the mopping side, the M16 Infinity uses the OZMO Roller 3.0 system, which Yeedi states is 50% longer than the previous version. Like the earlier M14, it incorporates continuous self-cleaning by washing the roller with clean water while removing dirty water in real time. The Omni station also adds features such as hot water washing and hot air drying, which are intended to maintain the mop between cleaning sessions.
Smarter Navigation and “4WD” Climbing
The M16 Infinity also includes updates to navigation and mobility systems:
AIVI 3D 4.0: A camera-based obstacle avoidance system with an integrated light, designed to help the robot detect and avoid common household objects in low-light conditions.
4WD Obstacle Climbing: The robot is rated to cross thresholds up to 24 mm, which may improve its ability to move between rooms with higher transitions.
Nighttime Illumination: An onboard light is included to support navigation in darker environments, such as under furniture or during overnight cleaning.
Based on available information, the M16 Infinity appears to be an updated version of the M14 platform, with increases in suction, revised anti-tangle components, and incremental updates to navigation and mopping systems.
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Yeedi M16 Infinity
