Consumer robots

Consumer robots need no professional training for setup or safe operation (IFR AC classes). This page shows one source-verified floor-cleaning sheet; metrics the page does not publish are left blank rather than borrowed from reviews.

Class definition

Consumer robots are intended for use by everyone. IFR splits them into domestic tasks (AC1), social interaction and education (AC2), and care at home (AC3). [A1]

IFR consumer classes

AC1 — Domestic tasks

AC11 floor cleaning; AC12 window cleaning; AC13 gardening; AC14 outdoor cleaning; AC19 other. [A1]

AC2 — Social interaction & education

AC21 companions; AC22 education. [A1]

AC3 — Care at home

AC31 mobility assistants; AC32 manipulation aids; AC39 other. Includes robotic devices. [A1]

Floor cleaning — Roborock Qrevo Edge

Millimetre and kilogram values are derived from the page's imperial figures. Power and runtime/area are not published on the page and are left .

Source: Roborock Qrevo Edge (US store) [M1].
MetricRoborock Qrevo Edge
Robot dimensions≈353 × 348 × 104 mm (13.9 × 13.7 × 4.1 in) [M1]
Dock dimensions≈450 × 450 × 450 mm (17.7 × 17.7 × 17.7 in) [M1]
Robot mass≈3.9 kg (8.6 lbs) [M1]
Dock mass≈9.3 kg (20.5 lbs) [M1]
Battery6400 mAh lithium-ion [M1]
Suctionup to 18,500 Pa [M1]
Power
Runtime / area— (not published on the page)
Thresholdstandard up to 3 cm; complex double-layer up to 4 cm (AdaptiLift chassis) [M1]
Tanks / bindock auto-empties the dustbin and auto-refills the onboard water tank; capacities not published [M1]
Navigation sensors— (obstacle avoidance advertised; sensor list not published as a spec)
Dock functions75 °C hot-water mop washing; automatic water refill; auto-emptying; warm-air drying [M1]
Noiseas low as 55 dB (quiet mop-only mode) [M1]
Dated priceUS $1,599.99 (list, page at fetch) [M1]