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While the majority of robots have sensors that aid in navigation, the best models have superior spatial awareness. Premium Roomba models can for instance, detect stairs and stairwells.

They also have Smart Maps that allow them to intelligently move from room space. Other models, such as our budget pick, Eufy 11s use random "bump-and-run" navigation.

1. Easy to clean

Contrary to the majority of lower-cost robot vacuums which move around randomly, bagless sleek vacuum intelligent robots use the concept of smart mapping to make an outline of your room. They then clean it using a pattern of straight lines that overlap. This allows them to reach dirt and pet hair particles that could be caught in the roller brush of other models.

Smart mapping can also help the robots avoid obstacles such as lamps, toys and even your pet's leash. The iRobot j7+ which we tested, is the best example. It is more able to collect dirt and cat litter off hardwood floors than other robots.

The bin on the board of the machine automatically emptys itself so you don't have to empty it manually after every cleaning session. And it's large enough to hold a month's worth of debris without the need to be changed. The Shark IQ XL is a good option for those looking for an intelligent robot, but don't need all the advanced features and mapping the iRobot offers.

Both models come with a sensor that tells them when they need to recharge. They return to their charging docks following each cleaning session. The robots will then recharge and restart for the next cleaning session. There are bases that allow the robot to self-empty and store the dirt bin in a bin for waste disposal instead of the traditional dustbin.

The all-in-one bases are compatible with iRobot's new Allergen Lock system that collects pollen and mold in an additional Allergen Lock Bag that is designed to be easily removed, washed and re-used. You can also program your base to send an alert to the robot, informing it that you've moved furniture or other items. This allows the robots to continue cleaning where they were when they left. This feature, when combined with the mapping and navigation technology which give superior Roombas an acute sense of spatial awareness is a great option for those who are seeking a hands-free cleaning system.

2. Easy to store

In addition to making sure their robots function efficiently, iRobot also makes them easy to store. They're designed to be light and compact, with no long cords that get caught up or damaged in storage. Additionally, they have an intelligent docking system that automatically charges and resumes the place you were when you left.

PRECISION HOME MAAPPING: 360deg LiDAR maps your home quickly and accurately so that your robot can clean your home without damaging furniture, walls or other obstacles, either at night. Control your robot's hands-free with a schedule for cleaning, begin on demand cleaning or activate cleans with the sound of your voice via Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant. INCREDIBLE suction: The suction of Shark reaches deep into carpets, and engages hardwood floors directly to remove pet hair and other debris.

The Roxxter from iRobot is a great alternative for those looking for a bagless intelligent robot that is easy to keep and store. It's designed to be small and compact and has a smart docking station that automatically charges and picks up where it left off when it's time for a clean. The dirt chamber can be easily removed and cleaned. The robot is powered by a lithium-ion battery that has a 120 minute duration.

3. Simple to use

This robot vacuum is bagless robot vacuums, and it also self-empties. It has a powerful suction, as well as many clever features like a virtual "no-go zone" function and cleaning history reports. It also comes with an impressive set of programmable cleaning strategies and automatic path generation according to the type of flooring and the room it detects.

The robot is controlled through the SharkClean app, with voice commands using Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant or the physical Clean and Dock buttons at the top. The app is simple to use and lets you control the robot anywhere in the home. You can also schedule cleaning times, create a no-go area and monitor the progress of cleaning.

Similar to the iRobot Roomba j7+, the L10s Ultra uses what iRobot calls Dirt Detect to focus more cleaning efforts where it spots lots of dirt. When I poured cat litter on my hardwood floors, the iRobot was able to detect the concentration of debris, reversed itself back to the start of the area and made another look at it. It even picked up the litter that had gotten scattered by sweeping the side brush, which is a feat for any robot.

The iRobot Roomba 750 Plus and 850 utilize what iRobot calls Smart Mapping technology, which makes use of multiple sensors to map your home and stay clear of objects. The sensors scan for walls and stairs and furniture cords, legs, and other items that could cause the robot to get stuck. Using data from millions of customers, the iRobot mapping technology gets better over time and is better in getting around obstacles.

Our budget-friendly pick is the Eufy 11S does not have smart navigation, and instead uses random or bounce navigation. It'll move in a straight line until it encounters an obstacle and then spend a lot of time trying to navigate it. It's also not very good in navigating corners or other narrow spaces, and the software that generates its routes is not consistent. The robot isn't compatible with Alexa or Google Assistant.

4. Easy to modify

When people have robots in their homes, they want them to be as intelligent and logical as possible. This is why iRobot created a state-of-the art Genius Home Intelligence platform that allows robots to understand the layout of each home and its specific objects, as well as their owners' preferences for moving around these objects. Keith states that the core technology behind these features is what makes iRobot's robots so popular. It lets users feel confident in their ability to trust a machine with their home.

For instance Roomba for instance. Roomba is able to spot the dirtiest areas in an apartment and clean those rooms first. User-programmed 'keep out zones and 'clean zones' help customize the cleaning process. These systems can also be controlled through smartphones or via voice commands through digital assistants such as Amazon's Alexa or Google Home.