LiDAR Mapping & Auto-Empty Demo
Use this clip to check room mapping, path behavior, docking accuracy and the handoff between the robot and the dust collection station.
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Robot Vacuum Cleaners
Source verified robotic vacuum cleaner programs designed for importers, distributors, private-label operators, and e-commerce retailers. Compare navigation systems, battery capacities, and station architectures to build a stable, market-ready home cleaning robot assortment.
Choose the Right Robot Vacuum Program
Navigate our current production lines based on your target retail price points and required technology levels. Select the architecture that aligns with your distribution channel.
Entry-Level
Gyroscope navigation, standard suction, ideal for budget retail and promotional volume programs.
Discuss Entry Models →
LiDAR Mapping
Precision laser mapping, room selection, and no-go zones for mid-tier smart home assortments.
Discuss LiDAR Models →
Self-Emptying
Auto-dust collection stations with 3L+ dust bags, minimizing user maintenance for premium convenience.
Discuss Self-Emptying →
All-in-One Station
Hot-water mop washing, hot-air drying, and auto-emptying for flagship retail positioning.
Discuss Flagship Models →Six Current Robot Vacuum Models
Review our verified production models. These platforms are available for private-label customization, packaging modification, and localization for your target market.
SG20 Entry-Level Robot Vacuum
Navigation: Gyroscope
Suction: 2500Pa (Suction-port design, pet-hair friendly)
Runtime: 2600mAh, up to 120 minutes
Capacity: 300ml dust tank, 250ml water tank
Station: Auto docking
Control: Tuya app, remote control
Retail Position: Value entry program, tile/wood/basic carpet
SG30 Gyroscope Robot Vacuum
Navigation: Gyroscope
Suction: 3000Pa (Roller brush for active pickup)
Runtime: 2600mAh, up to 120 minutes
Capacity: 260ml dust tank, 300ml water tank
Station: Auto docking
Control: Tuya app, remote control
Retail Position: Upgraded entry program, tile/wood/carpet
SDL40 LiDAR Robot Vacuum
Navigation: LiDAR plus SLAM
Suction: 3000Pa standard (Up to 5000Pa maximum config)
Runtime: 2600mAh or 3200mAh, 120-150 minutes
Capacity: Confirm with Kingbot
Station: Optional 2L auto-dust collector
Control: Tuya/Smart Life, Bluetooth, Room selection, no-go zones
Retail Position: Configurable mid-tier smart mapping model
AMR-702 Auto-Dust Collection
Navigation: LiDAR
Suction: Up to 6000Pa maximum
Runtime: 2600mAh, 90 to 150 minutes
Capacity: 400ml 2-in-1 dust box, 240ml water tank
Station: 3.2L dust bag, 16kPa station suction
Control: Smart Life app (2.4/5GHz), Area cleaning, carpet boost
Retail Position: High-suction self-emptying solution
L5 LiDAR Self-Emptying
Navigation: Laser navigation
Suction: 5000Pa, H13 HEPA filter
Runtime: 2600mAh, up to 110 minutes
Capacity: 300ml dustbin, 330ml electronic water tank
Station: Automatic dust-collection, 3L dust bag
Control: Tuya app, Alexa/Google, Room selection, no-go zones
Retail Position: Practical mid-range mapped self-empty program
SW75 All-in-One Station
Navigation: dToF LiDAR plus line laser
Suction: 10000Pa, Ultrasonic carpet detection
Runtime: 5200mAh (80min @ 10000Pa, 175min @ 1500Pa)
Mop System: 7mm lift, 180rpm, 8N pressure, extension
Station: 3L bag, 4L clean/4L dirty water, 20kPa suction
Maintenance: Hot-water mop washing, hot-air drying
Retail Position: Premium all-in-one flagship
Model Comparison Matrix
Evaluate key verified specifications to determine the right robotic vacuum cleaner for your channel.
| Model | Navigation | Suction (Max) | Battery | Dust/Water Capacity | Station Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SG20 | Gyroscope | 2500Pa | 2600mAh | 300ml / 250ml | Standard Auto Dock |
| SG30 | Gyroscope | 3000Pa | 2600mAh | 260ml / 300ml | Standard Auto Dock |
| SDL40 | LiDAR + SLAM | 3000Pa - 5000Pa | 2600mAh or 3200mAh | Confirm with Kingbot | Optional 2L Auto-Dust |
| AMR-702 | LiDAR | Up to 6000Pa | 2600mAh | 400ml / 240ml | 3.2L Auto-Dust Station |
| L5 | Laser Navigation | 5000Pa | 2600mAh | 300ml / 330ml | 3L Auto-Dust Station |
| SW75 | dToF LiDAR + Line Laser | 10000Pa | 5200mAh | Station: 4L Clean / 4L Dirty | All-in-One Wash/Dry/Empty |
Navigation and Station Architecture
Understanding the underlying hardware architecture is critical for B2B buyers. The choice between navigation modules and base station designs directly impacts the bill of materials (BOM), retail pricing, and the end-user experience.
Mapping & Navigation Systems
Gyroscope Navigation: Utilizes an inertial measurement unit (IMU) and wheel encoders to track movement. It cleans in a systematic bow-shaped pattern. While it lacks real-time interactive mapping, it provides exceptional cost-efficiency for entry-level retail programs (e.g., SG20, SG30).
LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging): Uses a spinning laser turret to measure distances and build a precise 2D map of the environment using SLAM algorithms. This enables app-based room selection, virtual no-go zones, and targeted area cleaning. It is the standard for mid-to-high-end units (e.g., SDL40, AMR-702, L5).
dToF LiDAR + Line Laser: Direct Time-of-Flight (dToF) sensors offer faster mapping and better performance in varied lighting conditions compared to traditional LDS. When combined with front-facing line lasers, the robot achieves superior obstacle avoidance, preventing entanglement with cords or small objects (e.g., SW75).
Base Station Configurations
Standard Charging Dock: A compact, low-profile base that supplies power. The user is responsible for manually emptying the onboard dustbin and refilling the water tank. Ideal for cost-sensitive markets and buyers with smaller living spaces.
Self-Emptying Dock: Integrates a high-power vacuum motor (typically 16kPa to 20kPa) that extracts debris from the robot's bin into a disposable dust bag (usually 2L to 3.2L) located in the tower. This extends the maintenance interval from days to weeks, forming the core of the mid-premium tier.
All-in-One Wash Station: The ultimate flagship architecture. It not only empties the dust but also features clean and dirty water tanks (e.g., 4L each) to wash the mopping pads with hot water and dry them with hot air. This prevents odor and bacterial growth, offering a nearly hands-free floor care solution.
What Changes the Buyer Decision
For importers and brand managers, selecting the right robot vacuum cleaner is a balance of component costs, functional limits, and consumer expectations. Consider these eight critical factors when building your specification sheet.
1. Navigation Selection
The jump from Gyroscope to LiDAR represents a significant BOM increase but unlocks app-based mapping. Retailers must decide if their target consumer values low price over smart-home integration.
2. Brush vs. Suction Port
Roller brushes agitate carpets for deep cleaning (SG30) but can tangle with long hair. Direct suction ports (SG20) are tangle-free, making them highly marketable for pet owners despite lower carpet performance.
3. Dust Collection Strategy
Standard bins require daily manual emptying. Auto-empty stations create a recurring revenue stream for brands through the sale of proprietary 3L dust bags, altering the long-term margin model.
4. Mop System Dynamics
Basic models drag a passive wet cloth. Premium units use active 180rpm rotating mops with 8N downward pressure and 7mm lifting mechanisms to protect carpets while actively scrubbing hard floors.
5. App and Voice Control
Integration with Tuya or Smart Life ensures stable server infrastructure globally. Compatibility with Alexa and Google Assistant is now a mandatory baseline for North American and European markets.
6. Carpet Handling limits
Entry models require physical magnetic strips or app-based no-go zones to avoid wetting carpets. Advanced units utilize ultrasonic sensors to detect carpets instantly, boosting suction or lifting mops automatically.
7. Battery and Runtime
A 2600mAh battery yields roughly 110-120 minutes, suitable for apartments. Larger homes demand 3200mAh or 5200mAh packs to complete mapping and cleaning in a single charge without returning to base.
8. Retail Positioning
Your wholesale cost dictates the shelf price. Over-specifying a model for a discount retail channel compresses margins, while under-specifying for a premium brand damages reputation. Align specs with channel reality.
Retail Assortment Paths
Successful private-label operators rarely source a single model. Building a logical "Good, Better, Best" assortment maximizes shelf space and captures a wider demographic. The final model mix depends entirely on your market, distribution channel, and target retail price.
Value Entry Pair
Combining the SG20 (suction port) and SG30 (roller brush) creates a strong opening price point. This path is ideal for hypermarkets, discount department stores, and promotional e-commerce events where sub-$150 retail pricing drives volume.
Mapped Self-Empty Tier
Utilizing the SDL40, AMR-702, or L5 establishes a credible mid-range presence. This tier appeals to tech-savvy consumers demanding app control and the convenience of a 3L+ dust bag, typically retailing between $250 and $450.
Premium Flagship
The SW75 acts as the halo product. Featuring hot-water mop washing, hot-air drying, and 10000Pa suction, it competes directly with top-tier consumer brands. It elevates the overall brand perception and captures high-margin sales in specialty retail.
Home Use Contexts
Our robot vacuum cleaners are engineered strictly for residential applications. Align the specific model features with these common home-use scenarios.
Pet Hair Management
Suction-port designs (SG20) prevent hair tangling, while high-suction models (AMR-702) pull dander from crevices.
Hard Floor Maintenance
Active rotating mops (SW75) excel on tile and sealed wood, removing dried stains rather than just surface dust.
Low-Pile Carpet
Models equipped with roller brushes (SG30, L5) agitate carpet fibers to extract embedded dirt effectively.
Apartments & Flats
Gyroscope models offer sufficient coverage and 120-minute runtimes for single-level, smaller floor plans.
Multi-Room Homes
LiDAR navigation ensures systematic cleaning across complex layouts without missing rooms or getting lost.
Smart-Home Users
Integration with Tuya, Alexa, and Google Assistant provides seamless voice commands and scheduled automation.
Performance Demonstrations
Watch the two demos buyers usually ask for first: navigation behavior in a mapped home and station automation for a higher-ticket assortment.
SW75 All-in-One Station & Mop Care
Use this clip to review the station workflow, mop washing sequence, water tank handling and the features that matter for premium retail positioning.
Open video on YouTubeHardware & Component Gallery
Visual proof of our build quality, underside architecture, and packaging standards.
Underside view: Main roller brush and side brush configuration.
Direct suction port design for tangle-free pet hair removal.
Auto-empty station internal view showing 3L disposable dust bag.
Tuya application interface displaying generated LiDAR map and no-go zones.
SW75 4L clean and dirty water tanks for mop washing.
Export-standard color box packaging ready for retail shelves.
Internal motherboard layout demonstrating clean component assembly.
Anti-drop cliff sensors ensuring safe operation near stairs.
Private Label & OEM Customization
Transform our verified robotic platforms into your proprietary brand. We provide comprehensive OEM services for volume buyers, ensuring your product stands out in a competitive retail landscape.
- Branding: Logo printing on the top cover, dock, and startup voice prompts.
- App & UI: Localization of the Tuya/Smart Life app interface and language support.
- Aesthetics: Custom injection-molding colors (e.g., matte black, pure white) to match brand identity.
- Packaging & Manuals: Fully customized color boxes, master cartons, and user manuals.
- Accessory Configuration: Adjust the inclusion of extra HEPA filters, side brushes, or mop pads to hit target margins.
Buyer resources
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B2B buying note
OEM Assortment Decision Notes
Build the range around channel fit first. A useful robot vacuum cleaner assortment usually starts with a clear price ladder, predictable service parts, and sample results your buying, sales, and support teams can all agree on.
Start With Fewer SKUs
- One reliable entry model for value buyers.
- One app-controlled model for the mid tier.
- One station model only if the channel can explain the upgrade.
Lock the RFQ Facts
- Target market, retail price, plug type, and language needs.
- Navigation type, battery, dustbin, carton size, and accessories.
- Certification, warranty, MOQ, lead time, and packaging plan.
Test Samples the Same Way
- Use the same floor area, pet hair, obstacles, and app setup steps.
- Check edges, low-pile carpet, return-to-dock, noise, and battery run time.
- Approve the sample only when service risk and user claims match.
For Online Sellers
Confirm product photos, listing claims, accessory lists, carton dimensions, and replacement consumables before the page is written. Clean product data prevents returns caused by overpromising.
For Distributors
Quote spare filters, side brushes, mop pads, batteries, and warranty handling together with the main unit. The first shipment should already include a service plan.
A Practical Way to Choose the First Order
For a new private-label launch, keep the first assortment easy to buy and easy to service. The entry model should answer the basic cleaning need without making weak claims. The upgrade model should add a clear reason to pay more, such as stronger navigation, better mopping, or station convenience. If the two models look too similar, the buyer will compare only price and margin becomes harder to protect.
Expansion should come after the first sample round, not before it. Once your team sees the real cleaning result, app flow, accessory wear, carton strength, and support questions, it becomes easier to decide whether to add LiDAR mapping, auto-empty, self-cleaning mop care, or a higher battery platform. That sequence keeps the launch focused while leaving room for a stronger second shipment.
Use this note as an internal filter before sending the RFQ. If a model does not support the target price, expected service level, local plug standard, language package, and claim you want to make on the sales page, remove it from the first shortlist. A smaller but clearer range is easier for buyers to approve, easier for the factory to prepare, and easier for your team to sell after the first shipment lands.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common technical and commercial inquiries regarding our robot vacuum cleaner lines.
How do I select the right model for my retail channel?
Model selection should be driven by your target retail price and consumer demographics. For entry-level price points (under $150 retail), we recommend the gyroscope-based SG20 or SG30. For mid-tier markets demanding smart home features, LiDAR models like the SDL40 or L5 are ideal. For premium flagship positioning, the SW75 all-in-one station provides the necessary specifications to compete with top-tier brands.
Are the specifications listed verified? How do I confirm unresolved data?
The specifications published on this page reflect current production data. However, for models undergoing final revisions (such as specific dustbin capacities on the SDL40 or final dimensions on the AMR-702), we require buyers to "Confirm with Kingbot" during the quotation phase. We do not publish unverified or estimated specifications to ensure your import documentation and packaging claims remain accurate.
What app control systems do you support?
Our models primarily integrate with the Tuya and Smart Life ecosystems. This provides a stable, globally supported server infrastructure for end-users. Through these platforms, the robots are also compatible with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant for voice control. We can assist with app UI localization for your target language during the OEM process.
Can I order samples before committing to a mass production run?
Yes. We strongly encourage buyers to request a sample to verify build quality, navigation performance, and app integration. Sample units are shipped in standard packaging. Once the sample is approved, we proceed to discuss MOQ, private-label branding, and custom packaging requirements for the mass order.
What are the packaging options for OEM orders?
For OEM orders meeting the MOQ, we provide fully customized color boxes and master cartons. The packaging is designed to withstand standard international shipping and drop tests. We will provide the die-cut templates so your design team can apply your brand artwork, regulatory compliance marks, and localized text.
Request a Quote
Contact our sales engineering team to discuss models, OEM requirements, pricing, and sample availability for your market.
Email Us
helen@king-bots.com
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Factory Location
306 Zhuangshi Industrial Zone, Longgang District, Shenzhen, China