Home Appliance Makers
Some robot vacuums come from companies whose main business is fridges, ovens, and washing machines. Buying from one of them has real advantages. Service networks already exist in many countries, and warranties, returns, and spare parts run through channels you may have used before. Samsung sells its Jet Bot robots beside its refrigerators and laundry machines, and LG, Philips, Midea, and Bosch appear here too. The risk is that a robot is one small line in a huge catalog, so models can arrive and disappear quietly. Strong entries share an app with the maker's other appliances and publish spare parts for the robot itself. Ask whether local service will repair the robot, or simply swap it for a new one.
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Samsung sells Jet Bot robot vacuums inside its appliance range, led in the US by the Bespoke AI Jetbot Combo with LiDAR, spinning mop pads and a steam Clean Station.
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Midea's robots run from the LDS-mapped M7 and M7Pro to the V12 and V12 Ultra, whose all-in-one station empties dust, washes the mops and dries them with warm air.
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LG sells the LiDAR-mapped CordZero R5 vacuum-and-mop robot in Australia and a deeper HOM-BOT, Robo King and CordZero robot range in Korea, all run through the ThinQ app.
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Philips sells its HomeRun vacuum and mop robots in 2000, 3000 Aqua, 5000, 7000 Aqua and 9000 series, all run through the Philips HomeRun app.
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Bosch Home Appliances sells the four-model Spotless vacuum and mop robots and a built-in kitchen robot co-developed with ECOVACS that plumbs into the sink cabinet.
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DJI, the drone and camera maker, sells the ROMO robot vacuum and mop, rated at 25,000Pa with a base station DJI says needs a new dust bag every 200 days.
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Haier India's robot vacuum line runs from the laser-navigated CIVIC X11 and X11 Pro to the CIVIC AI MAXX with auto mop cleaning, sold through its own online store.
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Tefal, the French cookware brand, sells a broad Explorer and X-plorer robot range, from the 6 cm Serie 60 to the laser-mapped Serie 80, with long spare-parts support.
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AEG, the kitchen and laundry appliance brand, sells app-controlled robot vacuums in the UK with a charging base, stair detection and full AEG repair and parts support.
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Arçelik-Hitachi's Australian site sells two LDS-navigated Hitachi robot vacuums, the RV-X20P and the RV-X20DP with a 4-liter auto dust station, both run through the HomeDirect app.
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TCL sells Sweeva robot vacuums from the slim 1500Pa Sweeva 1000 to LDS-navigated models with UV-C and a 4L auto-emptying dustbin, plus a vacuum and mop line.
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BLACK+DECKER, the tool and household brand, sells one app-controlled robot, the Roboseries BDRV1, made under its name by Silverpoint Innovations.
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Beko, the large appliance brand selling in the UK since 1990, offers two Wi-Fi robot vacuums, a sensor model with a mop and a laser-mapping model.
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Medion sells laser-navigated robot vacuums with mopping and suction stations in Germany, from the X41 SW at 99,95 € to the X55 SW+ Pro, with spare parts sold direct.
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The Aquaguard water purifier company's Smartclean robots, from a LiDAR mopping model to a station that washes mop pads in hot water, sold with EMI and serviced across India.
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Deerma, a Shenzhen-listed appliance maker from Foshan, sells robot vacuums from a 7,000Pa entry model to the X90 Ultra, plus wet-dry floor washers and window robots.
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Severin, an appliance maker founded in 1892, sells one robot, the flat 7 cm chill RB 7025, beside a wide range of corded, cordless and handheld vacuums.
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Sencor
NewBroad home appliance brand with 22 robot vacuum and mop combos, from slim gyro models to Aquino+ robots with 20,000 Pa, LiDAR, hot mop washing and full-service docks, plus the Sencor HOME app and its own robot accessories.
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India's KENT RO water purifier brand sells one laser-navigated robot, the app-controlled RoboKlean R1 with 8,500 Pa of suction, beside a wider range of handheld and wet-dry vacuums.
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Czech brand TESLA Electronics sells RoboStar laser-guided robot vacuums, from the 13,000 Pa iQ660 to the docked iQ900 Ultra, plus RoboStar window-cleaning robots.
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Czech appliance brand from Choceň whose laser-guided robots mop, sterilize with UVC light and, at the top, wash themselves in a station, sold in Czechia and Poland.
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Consumer electronics brand selling in Czech koruna to Czechia, Hungary, Slovakia and Poland, with the Charles line of robot vacuum and mop combos beside Hurricane stick vacuums, smart home kit, audio and wearables.
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AENO, a smart home appliance brand selling in 32 countries, makes three LiDAR robot vacuums that also mop, one with an automatic dust-collecting station.
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AGARO, a broad Indian-market appliance brand, sells one robot, the Alpha, a LiDAR vacuum and mop run from the Smart Life app, with a 1 year warranty.
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Pyle USA sells low-profile Pure Clean robot vacuums, from the remote-driven PUCRC96B with a mop attachment to the app-controlled PUCRC850, with US shipping and registered warranty.
Frequently asked questions
What are the benefits of buying a robot vacuum from an established appliance manufacturer?
Buying from these companies means you can often use existing service networks for warranties, returns, and spare parts. This is especially true for brands like AEG that offer full repair and parts support through their established appliance channels.
Can I find robot vacuums that handle both vacuuming and mopping?
Yes, almost all the brands listed offer vacuum and mop combinations. Options range from the Philips HomeRun series and Samsung Jet Bot to Midea models that feature all-in-one stations to wash and dry the mops.
Do any of these brands offer models that can empty their own dustbins?
Several brands provide this convenience. TCL offers models with a 4L auto-emptying dustbin, and Midea provides all-in-one stations that empty the dust for you.
Are there options for people who want a robot vacuum that integrates with their kitchen?
Bosch Home Appliances sells a built-in kitchen robot co-developed with ECOVACS that can be plumbed directly into your sink cabinet. This is a unique option compared to the standard standalone models.
How do I control these robot vacuums?
Most brands use dedicated smartphone apps for control. For example, Philips uses the HomeRun app, LG uses the ThinQ app, and AGARO uses the Smart Life app.