iRobot Unveils Roomba Duo Two-Robot Cleaning Concept at IFA 2026
The concept is iRobot's first two-robot cleaning system, with the main unit carrying a companion robot into unreachable spaces, and the company states no sales are planned.
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iRobot unveiled the Roomba Duo at IFA 2026 in Berlin, a two-robot cleaning concept that pairs a full-size main unit with an 8.4cm companion robot. The main robot carries the companion on a mechanical arm into spaces it cannot reach, and the two divide cleaning work in real time through the Roomba Home app. The companion is the Roomba Plus 575 Combo, released in 2026. iRobot said the model is a concept with no sales planned.
iRobot showed the concept at IFA 2026 in Berlin, running September 4 to 8. The main robot carries the companion on a mechanical arm and lowers it at the target spot. The two share a home map in the Roomba Home app, and AI divides the cleaning in real time.
The companion is the Roomba Plus 575 Combo, released in 2026 and sold in Japan as an online-only model. At 8.4cm tall, it fits under low beds and sofas, and its PerfectEdge mop pad extends up to 31mm. Both robots use ClearView Pro dual-line LiDAR and PrecisionVision AI to avoid furniture.
The shared AutoWash dock washes and dries the mop and empties debris into a bag. Co-CEO Hao Li said the goal is a "Fully Autonomous Home" where the house handles chores on its own.
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