Xiaomi Mi Robot Vacuum integrates with the Mi Home app and allows users to control Mi Robot Vacuum remotely. The main brush in Mi Robot Vacuum automatically adjusts height to create tight seal with floor for dirt pick-up on uneven surfaces. It maintains 1cm distance from walls for the side brush to effectively clean near walls. There’s a 5,200 mAh battery, which the company claims will provide 2.5 hours of cleaning. Mi Robot Vacuum will be available in China starting September 6. It will retail for 1699 yuan ( Rs 17,000 approx) on Mi.com and at Mi Home stores in China.
Xiaomi introduced its Mi Ecosystem sub-brand in March with the launch of Mi induction heating pressure rice cooker. The Mi Ecosystem covers a range of products manufactured by Xiaomi’s ecosystem partners. These include smartphones, smart TVs and smart routers. Xiaomi has invested in 55 companies for designing and manufacturing products for this ecosystem. Mi induction heating pressure rice cooker is WiFi-enabled and can be controlled via the Mi Home app. It sells for 999 Yuan (approx Rs 10,000).