Marswalker allows EUFY to empty the robot to climb stairs

Eofy just introduced a couple of new devices at the IFA conference in Germany, including something called Marswalker. This little Doodad picks up the robot voids and carries them up and down. This is somewhat elegant, given that the stairs are the curse of Robovak.

The company says that Marswalker automatically gets to know the types of common stairs, including the L -shaped straight and its U -shaped shape transmits the void between the floors and drops it at the main station when needed. EUFY is proud that the device allows “completely free cleaning and home cleaning while avoiding the cost of buying multiple devices.”

Four controlling arms are used “dynamically adapting to stairs structures”, along with the pathway engine system that “holds every step safely”. The company notes that it was designed to prevent slipping.

There are two warnings here. First of all, we have no price yet. If it ends until it is about the price of a real robot vacuum, it may be better to only get two for a multi -storey house. Also, it only works with a few Eofy models, not third -party devices. However, it is great to see robot voids . It was a slow way to get here. Marswalker will be released in the first half of 2026.

The company also announced a new Robovac in IFA, which is completely integrated with Marswalker. Omni S2 includes an aromatic therapy system, which is somewhat new wheels, and adaptive wheels to wipe sills such as thick carpets. It will be available in January, at a cost of $ 1,600.