Translated with AI from the Russian original.

Roborock, a leading global manufacturer of home robotics, held a large-scale presentation in Moscow of its new 20-device lineup for automated cleaning. The event was attended by over 200 guests, including show business star Olga Buzova and well-known tech blogger Wylsacom, who highly praised the presented innovations.

Roborock presentedinnovative solutions that set new standards for automated cleaning:

  • Roborock Saros Z70 - a revolutionary robot vacuum cleaner with amechanical arm, first shown atCES 2025. This device not only cleans but also interacts with objects in the house.
  • Roborock Qrevo Curv and Qrevo Edge - vacuum cleaners withdual hair anti-tangle protection and anAdaptiLift system that automatically adjusts the height for different types of surfaces.
  • Roborock Saros 10R - theworld's thinnest robot vacuum cleaner with3D ToF navigation and an improved obstacle recognition system.
  • Roborock F25 Series -cordless vacuum cleaners with automatic self-cleaning, aDirTect sensor, and a hot air drying system at90°C.
  • Roborock Zeo Lite - the firstwasher-dryer withZeo-cycle technology, providinggentle washing and energy-efficient drying.

TheSaros 10R, Qrevo Curv, and F25 ACE models are already available for sale. The remaining new products will arrive in Russian stores in the summer of2025.


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