Mamibot

What Mamibot is

Mamibot calls itself a "Smart Cleaning Robot Manufacturer", and the footer of its product site names the company as Mamibot Manufacturing USA, Delaware USA, with a copyright line running from 2014. Its site description says Mamibot has "over 10 years of experience and over 130 distributors and OEM/ODM customers worldwide", and that it specializes in "robot vacuums, robot window cleaners and solar panel cleaning robots."

That last phrase is the key to the brand. Mamibot is a household robot vacuum maker, but it also builds robots for glass and for photovoltaic panels, and it runs a sister solar panel business called Mysolar. It sells both its own branded products and OEM/ODM work for distributors and retailers, which is why the site has a dealers page and a "Become our Distributor" link rather than a web shop with prices.

The range

The robot vacuum line is built around the EXVAC name, with the Ultra models above it.

At the entry point sits the PROVAC TITAN, described as an "entry-level hybrid robot vacuum cleaner" with wet and dry cleaning, brushless motors, remote control and self-charging. The EXVAC730 MARVLO is a "6th generation super hybrid robot vacuum cleaner with gyroscope navigation system", which makes it the choice for a buyer who does not need a laser map.

Above that, Mamibot moves to laser navigation. The EXVAC810 is "The LDS 6.0 cost-effective Robot Cleaner by Lidar navigation", with 3KPA suction in four controllable levels. The EXVAC810S keeps that and adds a self-emptying charging dock. The EXVAC850, flagged as new in 2025, is an LDS wet and dry robot with app control, mopping, sweeping and vacuuming, and the EXVAC850S adds the self-emptying dock. The EXVAC800 WARRIOR, launched in 2024, raises suction to 5000 Pa, and the EXVAC800S MACHO is the version with a self-emptying dust box. The home page also lists two newer names, the EXVAC900 SURPASS and EXVAC900S EXCEEDER, following the same S-for-station pattern.

The top of the range is the Ultra line. The ULTRA M10/M20, a "New arrival of 2025", is a full wet and dry robot with self-washing, self-drying and 8000PA suction. The Ultra T20 OmniBase is the flagship: LDS navigation, 17000Pa suction, an all-in-one station that self-empties, hot-washes and dries the mop and keeps separate water tanks, a 170min runtime, voice control and an auto-lift mop.

So the steps are clear. Gyroscope to LDS buys a proper map. The S version of each EXVAC buys a self-emptying dock. Moving to the Ultra line buys mop washing and drying at the station, and the T20 adds hot water, mop lift and by far the most suction in the range.

Window, solar and floor care

Mamibot's window robots carry the iGLASSBOT name. The W300 is the most capable, with "spray, wet wiping and squeegee cleaning, 8,000Pa suction, all-direction edge coverage, app control and power-off safety protection." The square W120-DP uses dual-direction 4-nozzle spraying and is pitched for high-rise glass, while the W120-P is the everyday square model with dual self-water spraying. The round W168 has 2-nozzle spraying, the W100 is the budget round model, and the W200 SkyBot is cordless with a slim design. The home page adds a W110 family (W110-DP, W110-P, W110-F and W110T).

The solar line takes the same robotics outdoors. The home page says the solar robots are designed for automated panel cleaning and PV maintenance, "helping reduce manual labor and improve cleaning efficiency for rooftop and solar farm projects." The SolarWalker S2 is a fully automatic PV cleaning robot with SLAM navigation, wet and dry cleaning and anti-fall protection "for solar farms and rooftop PV systems"; the S2 Lite is a lighter version, and the PanelWalker P1 is designed for fixed solar arrays in large-scale projects.

Beyond robots, Mamibot sells cordless floor washers (the FLOMO family; the Cordless FLOMO FLAT lists 23kPa suction, steam cleaning and a self-cleaning roller brush), cordless stick vacuums (Cordlesser V4 to V12, FLEXA PRO), the STICAR handheld car vacuum with 16KPA and 20 minutes running time, electric spin mops (MOPA 580, MOPA 680) and the STEAMO steam mops. The household robot page opens with the line "We are born to save you from Tedious Chores", and the handheld and stick range is where that shows most plainly.

A few of these machines carry specific figures worth knowing. The Cordlesser V12 has its own dust self-emptying system, the Cordlesser V4 weighs 1.3kg with three cleaning heads for floors, fabrics and crevices, and the STEAMO 200 is a steam mop with dual modes, separate tanks and triple safety. The MOPA 680MINI is a lighter version of the dual-spin cordless mop for hard floors. The UVLITE200 mattress vacuum is sold with a UV lamp that the brand says kills "99.9% of mites and bacteria."

Support and long-term ownership

Mamibot's menu has a Mamibot Support page, a Mamibot Warranty page, a download center and a contact page, and the product site lists sales@mamibot.com. Two support entries say something about how the brand treats older machines: one covers moving the EXVAC880 and EXVAC890 from the WeBack app to Tuya, and another covers EXVAC680S reprogramming. Both are older robots the current range no longer headlines, and the brand still publishes help for them.

The blog adds buyer guidance, including an explainer titled "Robot Vacuum Navigation Explained: LDS, Gyroscope and AI Mapping" and pieces on window robots and wet/dry vacuums.

Mamibot's own site shows no prices, and warranty terms sit on a separate Mamibot Warranty page rather than beside each product. Buying runs through its distributors and dealers, so price and stock depend on the local seller.

Who Mamibot suits

Mamibot suits a buyer who wants a LiDAR robot with a self-emptying dock without paying for mop washing: the EXVAC810S or EXVAC850S is that machine. A buyer who wants the full station with hot mop washing, drying and an auto-lift mop should look at the Ultra T20 OmniBase.

It suits homes with a lot of glass, since the iGLASSBOT range runs from a budget round model to the W300 with a squeegee. It also serves a household or business with rooftop solar panels, through the SolarWalker robots.

It suits less well someone who wants to compare prices and order directly from the maker, since Mamibot sells through distributors, or a buyer who needs a warranty length stated on the product page itself.