4 Reasons LiDAR Beats Cameras in Robot Vacuums

LiDAR works in any light Camera navigation needs bright, high-contrast rooms. LiDAR uses lasers, so it maps your house the same at midnight and noon.

LiDAR handles tricky surfaces Dark rugs, glass doors, and reflective furniture confuse cameras. LiDAR ignores them and navigates reliably.

LiDAR is more consistent day-to-day Cameras struggle with low light and clutter. LiDAR maps your space once and avoids obstacles without guessing.

LiDAR prioritizes function over features You buy a vacuum to avoid furniture, not take photos. LiDAR is the better choice for reliable obstacle avoidance.