xLean TR1 Is The First Robot Vacuum Switching From Handheld to Robot

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This new robot vacuum answers a years-old question – robot vacuum or stick vacuum? You might be wondering if stick vacuums are more useful than robot vacuums, or the opposite, so why not have them both simultaneously as one device?

With easy switching from robot vacuum to stick vacuum, it learns your cleaning habits while in stick mode to improve performance when you release it to clean on its own.

It’s called xLean TR1 and debuted at IFA 2025 in Berlin, and became a sensation at the show.

With technology called “Self-Evolving Intelligence” that combines sensors and the camera, it records and analyzes your cleaning habits to improve performance, so it could eventually clean like you do.

It deals with dust, particles, and liquids simultaneously with its powerful Dual-Motor. Unlike most robots that come in a round shape, this one is a square form, so it can better clean the corners, and with its object recognition, allowing it to understand over 400 different objects, it can become one of the best robot vacuums on the market when released.

Currently, the innovative startup company is raising funds on Kickstarter, so it’s still not known when we will be able to purchase and test it. Yet, it is a groundbreaking cleaning gadget solving a real-world problem.

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