[00:01] Nice. Be honest, dude. Have you ever thought about having an elevator in your house? No. I'll meet you at the top, dude.
[00:14] Let's check in with the robot who made this whole project possible. He's got little arms and legs that can clean every nook and cranny in the house. It's called the Mova V70 Ultra Complete, and you can get a $200 discount at the link in
[00:27] the description. He's called the Ultra Complete because even though he's a circle, both his vacuum brush and circular mop pads can kick out to scoop up and clean up all the dust out of super tight corners or around chair legs, giving him three times more coverage than your average robot mop.
[00:43] With a 42,000 pascals of suction power, it can suck up all the dust we created cutting open Siler's floor. Then it can bring it back to the base station where the station itself can then vacuum out the vacuum. The base station is also where it can pre-soak the mop pads and send the
[00:59] V70 out to mop all the hard floors and tiles in the house. And luckily we have an elevator. The MOVA V70 can generate a map for the upstairs as well as clean multiple stories, up to 4 levels at a time. Aside from the 6.7 inch max reach, it can also climb up and over obstacles
[01:18] up to 3 and a half inches tall, like thresholds. Then after it's done mopping it can head back to the base station where 20 precision near-boiling hot water jet spray nozzles can clean the mop pads for completely hands-free dock maintenance.
[01:35] Robots are pretty cool and he even has a 3 year warranty. The integrated cameras and sensor tower up top can recognize and avoid more than 300 types of household obstacles. I'm not sure if an an elevator is one of those, but we're going to find out, especially now that it's time for
[01:50] Siler's first ride. If you need your own home clean, that $200 discount code for the Mova V70 Ultra Complete is linked in the description.