DJI LAUNCHES PRIVACY-FOCUSED ROBOT VACUUMS

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THU, SEP 3, 2026

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DJI has introduced its new ROMO 2 lineup of robot vacuums with enhanced data privacy protections. The models feature LiDAR-enabled mopping arms and improved obstacle avoidance capabilities.

The ROMO 2 series marks DJI's expansion into the home robotics market with a focus on user privacy. The vacuums utilize LiDAR technology for mapping and navigation, paired with mopping functionality integrated into robotic arms. Obstacle avoidance has been upgraded to better navigate complex household environments. DJI has positioned privacy as a core differentiator, addressing growing consumer concerns about data collection from connected home devices. The lineup represents DJI's strategy to diversify beyond drones and enter the competitive robot vacuum segment, where data privacy and autonomous navigation are increasingly important factors for consumers. Pricing and availability details remain to be confirmed.

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