Narwal Freo Z Ultra Review
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The Narwal Freo Z Ultra is the first robot vacuum and mop combo with dual RGB cameras. It’s got a pair of eyes that see in color, much like we do
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Narwal Freo Z Ultra is the first robot vacuum and mop combo with dual RGB cameras.
It features AI chips to improve decision-making and object recognition.
The robot is a round bot about 14 inches in diameter and roughly 4.5 inches tall.
The base can also clean the robotâs mops with temperatures reaching 167 degrees Fahrenheit , which should be enough to kill most bacteria.
It doesnât clean as close to the edges as you would like.
The Narwal did a fairly decent job of cleaning areas once it got to them.
The pattern it chose to clean my apartment seemed almost comically inefficient.
The one place the Narwal beats the robot beats the Roborock is in object avoidance.
The robot could use its AI to correctly identify and avoid charging cables when encountering them on the bare floor.
Narwal 's Freo Z Ultra does a decent job of cleaning.