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Eufy's MarsWalker allows its robot vacuums to climb stairs

4 September 2025
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Eufy's MarsWalker allows its robot vacuums to climb stairs
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Eufy unveiled new devices at the IFA conference, including the MarsWalker, which autonomously transports robot vacuums up and down stairs, allowing for hands-free cleaning. The MarsWalker is designed to recognize various stair types and will be compatible with select Eufy models, while the new Omni S2 robovac, featuring an aromatherapy system, is set for release in January at $1,600.

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