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Proscenic
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LiDAR Navigation + AI Obstacle Avoidance: Combines laser mapping with AI-driven obstacle dodging
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Dual Rotating Mop Pads: More effective scrubbing than standard drag-mop designs
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Self-Emptying Dustbins: Reduces hands-on maintenance for weeks
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App & Voice Control: Models integrate with Alexa & Google Assistant
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Multi-Floor Mapping: Supports homes with multiple levels
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UV Sterilization: Cleans and sanitizes the collected dust in the base station
Dyson
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Dyson Hyperdymium™ Motor – Spins at up to 110,000 rpm for ultra-powerful suction
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Radial Root Cyclone™ Technology – Captures fine dust, no loss of suction
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360° Vision System – Real-time panoramic mapping
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MyDyson™ App – Control, schedule and performance tracking
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Full-Width Brush Bar – Edge-to-edge cleaning across all floor types
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Proscenic Robotic Vacuum Cleaners
Founded in 2013, Proscenic is a Taiwan-based smart appliance brand known for pushing high-end features into surprisingly affordable packages. While not as flashy as category leaders like iRobot or Roborock, Proscenic has quietly built a strong following among budget-conscious tech lovers, especially in the U.S., Japan, and Europe.
In the robot vacuum space, Proscenic has carved out a niche with products that offer self-emptying docks, LiDAR navigation, multi-floor mapping, and even UV sterilization — often at half the price of more premium rivals. In this review, we break down their current U.S. lineup, which includes everything from the ultra-basic 850T to the AI-enhanced, feature-rich M9.
Let’s find out what works, what cuts corners, and which model might fit your home best.
Dyson Robotic Vacuum Cleaners
Dyson isn’t one to quietly join a category—it barges in with something radically different.
Known for redefining the upright vacuum and making airflow a design centerpiece, Dyson’s robotic lineup follows the same playbook. Models like the Dyson 360 Heurist and the ultra-sleek 360 Vis Nav™ turn heads not just with their futuristic, circular look but with powerful performance that can rival corded vacuums. Yes, the brand’s robotic vacuum roster is small—but that’s because Dyson doesn’t do "good enough." These machines are built for deep-clean enthusiasts who want power-packed engineering in a design-first package.
