Build your own Arduino based Smart Vacuum Cleaner Robot for Automatic Floor Cleaning

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 In today's rapidly growing world, we all are busy every time doing something. We don't have time to clean our house regularly. Thinking about this situation Circuit Digest has innovated a new Smart Vaccum Cleaner Robot. Although, there are already some self-cleaning robots available in the market but what makes this smart robot worth buying is that it is way too cheaper than the current commercial products available. For instance, Roomba is the most popular cleaning robot and the cheapest Roomba cleaning robot available in the market costs 24000 INR (at the time of writing). The robot is simple to make, Lightweight, and practical.


It comes with ultrasonic sensors and an IR Proximity sensor. Ultrasonic sensors help the robot to avoid obstacles and move freely in the room until it is completely cleaned. IR proximity sensors prevent the robot from falling down the stairs. Circuit digest also made some awesome and interesting bots before which include Self Balancing Robot, Automated Surface Disinfecting Robot, and the Obstacle Avoiding Robot. 


So, If you want to make your own Self cleaning smart vacuum robot which will clean your place on its own, is cheaper, lightweight, and resistant to damage, you need to go through the process mentioned in the link given below. The link contains all the materials you need, codes to program the robot and steps to build it.


How to make your own Arduino based Self Cleaning Smart vacuum Robot.


Here is the complete video of the robot's working...






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