"Most robot vacuum-mop combos on the market right now do an acceptable job on light dust and can push a damp pad across hardwood, but ask them to handle a real kitchen spill or a week's worth of tracked-in dirt from a dog, and the cracks start to show. Streaky floors, damp patches that take twenty minutes to dry, wheel marks through the mess, and mop pads that smell like a gym locker after three days."
"Roborock's answer to that gap is sitting on the show floor at CES 2026, and it is called the Qrevo Curv 2 Flow. Positioned as the brand's first "Real Clean Challenge" hero product, it is engineered specifically around what North American households actually throw at a robot vacuum: sticky spills, pet messes, carpets next to hard floors, and the expectation that a thousand-dollar machine should not become another maintenance project."
Homes with kids, pets, or open-plan layouts need floors that are genuinely clean and dry enough to walk on immediately. Common robot mop failures include streaky floors, long-drying damp patches, wheel marks, and smelly mop pads after heavy use. The Qrevo Curv 2 Flow targets those failures with a 270mm-wide roller mop for broader one-pass coverage, automatic wet/dry carpet separation to protect rugs, and a dock that handles gross maintenance tasks. The design emphasizes "real dry and real clean" performance for North American households facing sticky spills, pet messes, and high-traffic dirt.
Read at Yanko Design - Modern Industrial Design News
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