iHome AutoVac Nova

A: Yes, the iHome AutoVac Nova has mapping technology, it uses Lidar and other sensors to create a map and navigate around your house.

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A: Yes, the robot can be connected to Google Home and controlled via voice commands.

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A: Yes, the robot can be connected to Alexa and controlled via voice commands.

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A: No, there is no dirt sensor in the iHome AutoVac Nova.

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A: The robot doesn't have a front-facing camera to avoid small objects like socks, cables, toys, shoes, etc., so you would need to prepare your floors and pick up all small things that may stuck in the brush and damage the iHome AutoVac Nova.

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A: Yes, you can use the app to schedule the iHome AutoVac Nova to clean on a specific day and time of the week.

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A: Yes, you can specify no-go zones (restricted areas) in the app. The robot will avoid these areas while cleaning.

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A: Yes, you can watch the iHome AutoVac Nova cleaning in real-time in the app.

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A: Yes, the iHome AutoVac Nova can be controlled manually via the app.

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A: The maximum height of an obstacle the iHome AutoVac Nova can climb when cleaning is 20 mm (0.79 inches)

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A: The robot provides up to 2700 Pa of suction power.

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A: Yes, the robot supports the recharge & resume feature. If the iHome AutoVac Nova didn't finish the job on one charge, it automatically continue cleaning after recharging.

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