4 Things to Know About Robot Vacuum No-Go Zones

No-go zones replace physical virtual walls Instead of placing plastic towers that shoot infrared beams, you draw invisible boundaries in the app. No extra hardware, no tripping hazards.

They work through your robot’s floor plan Open the app, draw a box or line on the map, and the robot avoids that area. It’s software, not a physical barrier.

They keep the robot out of specific spots Use them to protect plant corners, pet bowls, or charging cable nests. The robot simply never enters those zones.

They are a clear upgrade over virtual walls No-go zones are more convenient and less intrusive. You don’t need to buy, place, or step over physical towers.