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What Makes the 3i G10+ Truly Unique?

When evaluating a robot vacuum, it’s not just about whether it vacuums and mops—it’s about how well it does these tasks, how little you have to intervene, and how much value it offers over time. That’s where the 3i G10+ shines. Let’s take a closer look at its standout features—especially those that are truly game-changing. 1.

What is LDS LiDAR?

LDS (Laser Distance Sensor) LiDAR is currently the more widespread navigation technology in robot vacuums. It mainly works through triangulation measurement with a rotating laser component. How LDS LiDAR Works A laser diode emits laser beams in multiple directions through a rotating module. These beams hit obstacles and objects in the environment and reflect back to the sensor.

What is dToF LiDAR?

dToF (direct Time-of-Flight) LiDAR is a more recent advancement in sensing technology that's gaining traction in premium robot vacuum models. Unlike LDS, dToF measures the exact time it takes for a laser pulse to travel to an object and back to the sensor. How dToF LiDAR Works The system emits short pulses of laser light across a wide area.

Which Mop Pad Is Right for You?

Choosing the right mop system depends on your cleaning needs and budget: Go with flat mop pads if you're looking for a basic robot vacuum with occasional light mopping capabilities. Consider dual spin mops if you deal with frequent spills, pet messes, or want better scrubbing without too much added cost.