Showing posts with label Home Automation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Home Automation. Show all posts

Check Out Our Newest Video: #215

The Evolution Of Domestic Robotics And Social Integration

The integration of advanced Robotics into the home is evolving from simple task automation to genuine social, and domestic partnership. In the latest short video from our Facebook page the 1X Neo humanoid Robot stands out as a prime example demonstrating how modern humanoids can be seamlessly woven into daily life not only by handling complex chores, but by engaging in natural interaction, and adapting to the nuances of a living space. Whether you are looking to optimize household efficiency, or seeking support for daily routines the challenge lies in selecting a platform that aligns with your specific environment. True Partner Systems can provide the expert guidance necessary to navigate this transition ensuring your Robotics deployment is both effective, and harmonious. Consult with us to explore how these emerging technologies can support your goals!
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The Dust Devil EV3320: An Affordable Robot Vacuum

Robotic Vacuums Can Be Expensive/Review Of A Budgetable Option 

Back on October 3, 2025 Our Orchestrator Bryan Knotts purchased the Dust Devil EV3320 Robot Vacuum from Wal-Mart.com for around $60.00. It was delivered the same day from a local store, and has been a great help in keeping his small rent house with all linoleum floors clean. It uses gyroscopic navigation, a bumper sensor, and lidar sensors underneath to help prevent falls. It has a large 800ml dustbin. It's battery life will typically let it run up to 180 minutes. 
 It can use Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth connectivity via smartphone app. Features include scheduling, cleaning modes, and remote control. Unfortunately due to our location having poor coverage for these features we stick to manual controls which consist of using the units buttons. One turns it on, and sets it to work. The other tells it to return to its charging station which is featured in the image, and comes included, (it will automatically find its way back to it without command once the battery runs low). It takes approximately six hours for the first full charge out of the box, though typically less recharge time afterwards. 
 Though it may take a number of cleaning sessions to thoroughly clean a floor it will generally due an adequate job without the hassle of manual human vacuuming. As far as maintenance it requires replacement side brushes perhaps a couple of times a year, and a new HEPA filter about every three months depending upon usage. These can also be acquired affordably from Wal-Mart.com, and a number of other retailers. From our observations through usage it tends to map out a pattern of the space it is cleaning after a number of sessions. It can also still be found within a $45.00 to $60.00 price range through a number of retailer.
 Although quite overdue we decided to do this review as at True Partner Systems we don't believe that access to good AI & Robotics has to be expensive. Much like the Consulting services of Our Firm the Dust Devil EV3320 Robot Vacuum is another example of where such technologies can be acquired affordably to help improve the the businesses, lives of professionals, and consumers alike. One can of course choose a more expensive Robot Vacuum model if they wish, but presenting an easily affordable accessible model to our prospective customers as an alternative is part of what TPS does. We hope you appreciated the review, and may give this model some consideration. Until the next time our leadership writes again!

- Bryan Knotts Sole Proprietor/Founder/Head Consultant, True Partner Systems 

The Cleanel K-555: A Simple Robotic Mop For The Budget Conscious

Back on December 12, 2025 I got a birthday surprise from Temu. It was the Cleanel K-555 Robotic Mop I had ordered. At a price of around $38.00 it was a nice value. It comes with a reservoir, and pump for a humidifier function it uses to spread water lightly for mopping, a white skirt for dry mopping, a blue skirt for wet mopping, and a USB charger with a 90-120 run time per charge. Of course around 6 hours time is recommended for a full charge new out of the box. 
 I have used it for five cleanings already to thoroughly test mine. It gets most of the advertised time, spins in a 360° manner meant to imitate a brisk hand scrubbing motion, and generally does rather well. It does a very basic mopping job, and in my experience using mine may take several mopping sessions to get more stubborn stains up. Still it will ultimately do the job.


 The operation is very simple. Lift the small black panel, and fill the humidifier reservoir with water. A simple cleaning solution for Robotic Mops which is non-foaming, non-corrosive, and perhaps with an artificial citrus scent, ( such as that featured I ordered for about $15.00), may have 2-3 drops diluted into the water with a dropper to give it more cleaning power. Then simple press the silver button once for a dry mopping, twice for a wet mopping, and three times to power off. It is completely manual without WiFi, or apps, (which may bother some, but I suspect there are others who may also appreciate a simple manual operation). 

 It is also a notably quiet model. Though not a completely silent one. This why it oftentimes has the name, "Smart Mute". It isn't loud enough to be disruptive. I have noted barely being able to hear mine from the next room. 
 It was once known as the Aerium when it was first released back in 2020, and was commonly sold at around $105.00. The humidifier was a novel feature for a robotic mop at that time. Of course now no longer sold by the original manufacturer it is an extremely budgetable model due to it's age. Personally I tend to let my Dust Devil EV3320 Robotic Vacuum Cleaner do it's work first. After all it only makes sense to sweep, and vacuum before mopping



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Together they do an excellent job cleaning the all linoleum floors of my small rent house. I am careful to let each have it's turn. After all they would just be like a mini bumper cat match of I tried to run them at the same time. Of course they aren't so different. The Dust Devil is nearly twice as large with gyroscopic navigation. While the Cleanel K-555 uses random navigation


 Otherwise a rather compatible pairing of a budget Robotic Mop Mop with a a budget Robotic Vacuum Cleaner. Trust me the combinations of the two combined are often not that great. The mop function is commonly just a dragged wet pad for instance. I am recommending the Cleanel K-555 Robotic Mop to those budget conscious consumers who maybe just fine with a Robotic Mop which does the most basic mopping job, but who have no had enough information about this model to give it proper consideration. Consult with True Partner Systems for more insights into AI & Robotics for your business, and your life!

                                                                      - Bryan
                        Sole Proprietor/Head Consultant 

Check Out Our Newest Video: #3

Even a cat knows a good household Robot like a Robotic vacuum cleaner when they see one! Though of course we don't recommend stealing one. The latest short video on our YouTube channel certainly helps illustrate the point. Check it out below: