Makita DRC200Z Robot Vacuum by RobotShop.com

[@VeerMaharaj]

I have a 60*40ft warehouse, im wondering if this could handle cleaning it for general dust and grit on a single charge.

[@samwcarroll]

is it safe for a sheet metal shop where aluminum shavings are present? is there a way to ground it?

[@RobotShopTV]

Hi Sam, Thanks for reaching out. Since the robot is extremely robust and may pick up metal screws, we believe there would be no problem for the Makita to pick up aluminum shavings. Note that it could wear the brush faster than normal. You can learn more about the product here: www.robotshop.com/en/makita-drc200z-industrial-robotic-vacuum.html

[@jaredbirr7314]

@@RobotShopTV Maybe make better brushes

[@megimargareth4015]

@@jaredbirr7314 tell me what an elastic material that can withstand metal ? LoL

[@GMoney-B]

@@megimargareth4015 Simple. Make it better. (just kidding, being sarcastic, lol.)

[@esasaarinen2423]

make a wireless charging pad for this and sales will boom

[@theinstitute1324]

Yeah, I mean I get that the idea was more for contractors and such who may want these for small jobsites, but in a more industrial setting where it's beneficial to have a little roost for these in some areas that they can go back to after cleaning time is done and over with, a wireless charging pad is definitelt desireable, not to mention the general benefit of not having to make someone run around and do battery checks or have one die mid-clean causing a possible hazard. It'd probably also be a good idea to have a better sensor suite. I'd like to see more little automated devices like this because they can save a lot of time on a jobsite, especially for small contractors such as drywall or sheetrock hangers and carpenters. Sometimes

[@DreStyle]

It will take forever 2x 90wh batteries charging max trough wireless charging is now around 10 15 watts... You do the math 😅

[@jeffreyk9743]

I'm wondering how this could work in a retail environment like a clothing store where there always seems to be a lot of dust

[@ThePlay6666]

It looks pretty cool.

[@Ruleta]

Yes

[@jasonmelby8119]

It does not pick up everything as it clearly leaves 2 screws on floor where the heads slide into the gap on floor at 0:43 in video

[@paolorossi5681]

si invece quelli che compri a 1000 euro e che girano negli appartamenti ti tirano su le viti eh !?

[@TahoeTime4457]

Wonder if this would work for a welding shop.

[@RobotShopTV]

Thank you for your question. The Makita Vacuum is an extremely robust robot and would be good for a welding shop, just make sure it doesn't pick up hot or melted metal parts.

[@klaussexauer2491]

Sauber, habe schon immer mal einen Schraub-sauger gesucht ! 😊👍

[@luismvsilva]

does this map the area or it's random?

[@3xperience]

Random

[@ukaszromanczuk2568]

Film w przyspieszeniu dletego wydaje się że taki szybki. Jego prędkość to 0,3m na sekundę

[@darkfrei2]

Without LIDAR?

[@TommyCraft5]

Yeah for like over 1k... For that price they could put a camera behind a thick glass so it wouldn't get damaged in the industrial use and would at least have smart navigation

[@pintsizedpurple]

So this is definitely not for carpets or home use it seems.

[@RobotShopTV]

Hello @PintSized ! Thanks for reaching out. You can learn more about this product here : www.robotshop.com/en/makita-drc200z-industrial-robotic-vacuum.html While it does work on carpets, it might be a bit huge for a home use. You can check more robot vacuum here : www.robotshop.com/en/robot-vacuums.html Let us know if there's anything else we can assist you with :)

[@treyharmon6576]

PintSizedPurple c fitt5

[@darkfrei2]

After first using your carpet will be placed in the dust bin.

[@katrinacass7017]

Good Afternoon can you tell me is this a noise robotic as I am looking for an Age care home

[@RobotShopTV]

Hi Katrina, the robot does sound like a standard vacuum. If you are looking for a quiet robot for an age care home, we would suggest to look into floor cleaners such as the Braava, Mamibot Sweepur.

[@bboy9955]

Aww i was hoping that fresh beat was coming from the robot. Im sure the old folks could 'get down'.

[@honkeyness9427]

Brush stopped spinning after 4 uses.

[@3xperience]

Dude this thing is a pos. I have one and I spend more time trying to figure out why it turned off then it spends cleaning

[@31acruz]

and the best part is only a thousand bucks! so we can afford to buy one for each room ! lol :) yay!!

[@3xperience]

Try 1400, or 1600 if you live in Canada.

[@yuritravisrutianuribe8274]

me encanta el producto pero hay q saber qué marca comprar: yo Ahora tengo el Ilife que me regalaron y va de maravilla por medio año pese a la cantidad de veces que he pateado al pobre sin querer … espero no se arruine pronto pq lo adoro y ya dependo de él: cuesta acostumrbarse al inicio pero luego ni lo sientes Buena recomendación! Gracias por subir el video!

[@RobotShopTV]

Hi Yuri, Thanks for reaching out. Here's our guide about the best vacuum robots 2017 : www.robotshop.com/blog/en/best-vacuum-robots-2017-21176 If you need more recommendation, feel free to contact us. Thanks,

[@isleofarran7234]

The wife thinks it's great, me not so much...