Robot revolution: Ecovacs brings innovations to the CES 2025!

Robot revolution: Ecovacs brings innovations to the CES 2025!

Las Vegas, USA - From 7th to January 10th, 2025, Ecovacs, the global pioneer in budget robotics, delights at CES 2025 in Las Vegas with groundbreaking innovations. With the presentation of the Debot X8 Pro Omni and other innovations, the company sets the highest standards in automated soil cleaning. The Deebot X8 Pro Omni offers the latest OZMO ™ scooter Instant Self-Washing Mopping technology, which enables continuous self-cleaning of the mop during the wiping process. This ensures hygienically clean soils without pollution. In addition, Ecovacs presents its latest series of lawn care robots, led by the Goat A3000 Lidar, which offers revolutionary multi-technological navigation to make the care process even more efficient, as on prnewswire.com

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The company emphasizes that the CES represents an important platform for them to demonstrate the innovative strength of Ecovacs. The focus is on the new Deebot X8 series with improved cleaning technology and the Gardena Goat series for sophisticated garden care. From the first quarter of 2025, these products will also be available in the DACH region, as part of a broad launch that will take place in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. David Qian, Vice Chairman of the Ecovacs Group, emphasizes that "our latest developments are an expression of our mission to raise budget robotics to a new level and to focus on our customers' needs," said ots.at

The Deebot X8 Pro Omni is particularly remarkable because it is equipped with a maximum suction power of 18,000 PA, which makes it the strongest deebot ever. With the advanced Truedge 3D edge recognition, cleaning around corners and edges becomes even more precise. Other innovations include improved garden functions in the new Goat models that enable more efficient care even in complex garden layouts. Ecovacs is once again positioning itself as an innovation leader on the market of budget robotics, while the new technology aims to significantly reduce the workload for home and garden maintenance.