Philips robot vacuums.

With a cleaning station, you can make your Philips robot vacuum more independent. With the Series 2000 and 7000, you can choose a robot vacuum with or without an emptying station. The robot vacuum automatically empties itself in the emptying station when its dust cup is full. Looking for the most independent robot vacuum? Choose the Series 9000. This robot vacuum empties its dust cup, refills its water tank, and washes and dries its mopping pads at the cleaning station. That way, the robot vacuum is ready for the next cleaning round without any effort from you.

Some robot vacuums detect objects with sensors. That way, they don't drive over your stuff or get stuck. You won't have to worry about shoes that aren't in the cabinet or your pet's toy that's still lying around. The Philips Series 7000 and 9000 robot vacuums have these sensors. This allows the robot vacuum to move around your house independently and it saves you work.

You can choose from Philips HomeRun Aqua robot vacuum with various mopping functions. The mopping function of the Series 2000 is a wet cloth that's dragged across you floor. This absorbs fine dust. The Series 7000 have a vibrating mop. That way, the mop removes dirt from your floor better. The Series 9000 has a self-cleaning vacuum mop. This keeps itself clean and wet while it moves around your house, so the robot vacuum always cleans your floors with a fresh vacuum mop.