无人机制造商 DJI 即将推出其首款扫地机器人 DJI Romo，标志着其业务的拓展。该产品利用了 DJI 在无人机领域积累的 LiDAR（激光雷达）技术，以实现精准导航和避障，有望解决现有扫地机器人普遍存在的对电线等小障碍物识别不佳的问题。从泄露的预告片来看，DJI Romo 可能配备自集尘充电座，并可能集成了拖地功能。考虑到 DJI 产品一贯的高端定位，Romo 预计也将是一款高端产品，提供全面的清洁功能。虽然具体上市时间和价格尚未公布，但其进入扫地机器人市场，有望为消费者带来更智能、更高效的清洁体验。

🛩️ DJI 跨界推出首款扫地机器人 Romo，利用无人机技术优势进军智能家居领域。DJI 在无人机领域积累的 LiDAR（激光雷达）技术，能够生成详细的 3D 航空地图，这与扫地机器人用于导航和区域清洁的 LiDAR 技术高度契合，预示着 Romo 可能在导航精准度和障碍物识别方面有显著提升，尤其是在处理电线和充电器等小物件方面，有望解决行业痛点。

✨ DJI Romo 的设计可能包含先进的清洁功能，如自集尘充电座。预告片显示，Romo 的充电座可能集成了多种功能，而不仅仅是集尘，可能还包括用于拖地功能的水箱。这表明 DJI 可能会提供一套完整的自动化清洁解决方案，满足用户对高效便捷清洁的需求。

💰 预计 DJI Romo 将定位高端市场，价格可能不菲。鉴于 DJI 在无人机、无线麦克风和云台相机等产品上的高端定价策略，其首款扫地机器人很可能也遵循这一路线。考虑到关税等因素，其在美国市场的售价可能高于 1000 美元，这反映了其技术创新和优质体验的定位。

💡 DJI 作为后来者，拥有借鉴其他品牌经验的优势，可能避免现有产品的不足。DJI 可能会吸取其他扫地机器人品牌（如 Dyson 360 Vis Nav）的市场反馈和技术局限，通过创新设计和卓越性能，在竞争激烈的市场中脱颖而出，但同时也需要平衡创新与实用性，避免功能过于复杂而影响用户体验。

If vacuum brands like Dyson and Shark can venture into hair care and kill it, who says a drone brand can't be the next big Roomba or Roborock competitor? DJI begs that question with the imminent release of its very first robot vacuum, the DJI Romo.

The Romo was but a rumor until a teaser video started to make its rounds on X on July 23. A reliable leaker allegedly spotted the announcement from the official Chinese DJI Romo account, which includes the date August 6, 2025 — presumably the launch date for China. There's no word yet about drops in other countries, and tariffs could throw a wrench into the works of a release date for the United States. However, many other China-based robot vacuum brands like Roborock, Ecovacs, and Dreame are typically quick to get their flagships to the American market, so the Romo's U.S. release is hopefully on the horizon.

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From a navigational POV, there's a very clear overlap between drones and robot vacuums. A ton of robot vacuums use LiDAR (Light Detecting and Ranging) technology to create the in-app map that allows them to clean specific rooms or zones on command. And, as you may have put together, several DJI drones also use LiDAR to create detailed 3D aerial maps. Perhaps DJI will be the brand to finally get small obstacle avoidance down to a science — because I've still never tested a robot vacuum with a 100 percent perfect track record when it comes to chargers and cords on the floor.

No concrete information about the Romo's actual cleaning specs are available to the public yet. But from the short teaser clip, it looks like the Romo has a self-emptying dock — it's unclear whether part of that dock also holds water tanks for mopping. Looking at the transparent view of the Romo dock, if I squint, I think I'm seeing multiple different compartments (not just a dust bin or bag). Since DJI is familiar with the premium pricing end of the spectrum with its drones (and now wireless microphones and gimbal cameras), it seems likely that DJI's first robot vacuum will be similarly premium. I'm predicting mopping, self-washing, and -drying pads — the works.

Being so late to the game, DJI does have intel on where some other big brands have gone wrong. Maybe the Dyson 360 Vis Nav flopped so the DJI Romo could run.

How much the DJI Romo will cost is also still up in the air. DJI drones are high-end, so it'd be surprising if the DJI robot vacuum wasn't high-end as well. I personally don't see it costing less than $1,000, and again, tariffs could provoke a steeper price point than originally planned.

While I'm excited to see the unique ways a drone brand could go with a robot vacuum, there's a fine line between innovating and doing too much — the Roborock Saros Z70 and its hit-or-miss robotic arm are a prime example of that. Hopefully, DJI won't try to be so different that the Romo is too fancy to be a practical addition to the average person's home.