iRobot Dirt Dog
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The iRobot Dirt Dog is a cleaning robot based on the Roomba platform designed for workshops and garages.[1] It replaces the Roomba's vacuum cleaner with a series of brushes designed for cleaning up loose hardware and debris from workshop and garage floors. It is similar to a low-end Roomba, with a simplified user interface, and is compatible with accessories designed for iRobot's other domestic robots. The Dirt Dog lacks a vacuum motor, relying only on brushes for cleaning.
This robot was discontinued in late 2010; the only iRobot website references are for parts and accessories.
References
- ↑ Updated iRobot Roombas Suck More, Fortunately. Aug 22, 2007. by Aaron Ricadela, BusinessWeek
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