3D Printed Robotic Vacuum

Jake Lee is a product and industrial designer from Taiwan, and he's just completed the second version of a 3D printed vacuum project, Panda – The Ultimate Cleaning Robot. He says it's an an improved version of a previous attempt he made at designing and building a cleaning robot a couple of years ago, and this one features more robust construction, air suction, a sweeper and roller brush. Lee says it randomly selects a direction to move, and it's capable of detecting obstacles and sudden dropoffs. You can read the whole story here: http://3dprint.com/74843/3d-printed-robot-vacuum/


Below is a photo of the Panda:
http://3dprint.com/wp-content/upload...bot-vacuum.jpg

loads of robot vacumns around
try clicking links once in a while: https://www.instructables.com/id/PAN...LEANING-ROBOT/

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Originally Posted by curious aardvark

loads of robot vacumns aroundtry clicking links once in a while: https://www.instructables.com/id/PAN...LEANING-ROBOT/

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Does it works like deebot robotyou can know more about this from here https://vactrends.com/deebot-m80-review/https://allofvacuums.com/best-robot-...-for-pet-hair/

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Originally Posted by blackmart12

Does it works like deebot robot you can know more about this from here http://vacuumgroom.com/best-robot-vacuum/

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Maybe it can work better than the Deebot if you can add a mapping system. The Deebot doesn't have one and some people don't like it because of it.

It would be great if we could see a side-by-side comparison of this printed robot vacuum and one on the market.

If the size of the model exceeds the printing size, we will propose the option of cutting and printing into multiple parts with glue.