4 Things to Know About the F9 Pro's Obstacle Avoidance

It uses basic bump-and-go navigation The robot will physically bump into chair legs, furniture, and other obstacles rather than steering around them.

It can scatter small objects Lightweight items like toys or shoes may get pushed or knocked over during cleaning.

You must clear the floor first Remove shoes, toys, cords, and other clutter before running the robot to avoid tangles or messes.

It is not a hands-off robot Expect to tidy up manually before each cleaning session—this bot cannot navigate around obstacles on its own.