Increased Interest in Robot Vacuum Cleaners... Everybot Q5 with Enhanced Hygiene Management Features Draws Attention

- Yellow Dust and Fine Dust Surge in New Semester, Robot Vacuums Popular with 'Clean Care Appliances'
- Basic Suction Cleaning, Continuous Floor Contaminant Management with Wet Mopping Needed

March is a time when the warming weather brings expectations along with the need for health management. As it is the season of unpleasant air conditions such as fine dust and yellow dust, and also the start of group activities for infants and young children in the new school term, special hygiene management is required at home as well. In particular, since fine dust and pollutants brought in from outside repeatedly float in the air and settle on the floor, it is more important than anything else to frequently maintain floor cleanliness.

In fact, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has identified indoor air pollution as one of the most urgent environmental issues. While it is necessary to prepare for outdoor air pollution and fine dust, it also means that managing various pollutants that enter indoors and accumulate on the floor is essential.

Among the so-called ‘clean care appliances’ for the fine dust season, robot vacuum cleaners have recently attracted the most attention. Due to the domestic residential and lifestyle characteristics accustomed to sitting on the floor, there is inevitably a high demand for ‘wet mop cleaning’ that thoroughly removes floor contamination.

Everybot (CEO Jung Woo-cheol)’s ‘Q5’ is an all-in-one robot vacuum cleaner capable of both suction cleaning and wet mop cleaning simultaneously. As the leading company in robot mop vacuum sales, it incorporates various specialized features with core technology and offers a reasonable price, attracting the interest of many consumers who pursue value consumption.

The specialized feature of Everybot Q5, ‘automatic filter cleaning,’ is particularly noteworthy. Many robot vacuum cleaners currently on the market often overlook ‘filter maintenance,’ the final step of cleaning. However, the Q5 completes cleaning by suctioning pollutants adhered to the vacuum’s main filter one more time through the dust-emptying station. This is a key function that alleviates users’ concerns about dust that may be released after cleaning.

Its cleaning power and customer convenience also stand out. The ultra-precise 360-degree rotating LDS sensor and the front 3D ToF sensor complete high-speed mapping within 11 minutes and accurately detect low and small obstacles. The smart V floating brush, which moves up and down and adheres closely to the floor, removes dust from crevices without leaving any behind, and the mop vibrates back and forth more than 460 times per minute to clean even stubborn stains thoroughly. After cleaning, it empties the dustbin cleanly with a suction power of 17,000 Pa (Pascal). The dust-emptying station also includes an accessory storage space to maximize convenience.

An Everybot representative emphasized, “The Q5 is a product that considers ‘the perfect start and end of cleaning’ by thoroughly analyzing domestic consumers and applying Everybot’s unique technology. Through specialized features such as automatic filter cleaning, consumers will be able to enjoy a more ‘healthy and hygienic daily life.’”

Meanwhile, Everybot plans to continuously expand its genuine accessory lineup with enhanced antibacterial functions to broaden customer choices and will also release various all-in-one robot vacuum cleaner lineups within the year.