Marswalker from Eufy is the first robot vacuum designed to climb a full journey of the stairs

The stairs are the enemy of the robot blanks everywhere. There is currently not a single robot vacuum on the market that can climb a journey of stairs without human help. until The best robot voids We recommend their ability to cross obstacles, such as Dream x50 Ultra and Roborook Saros Z70Just deal with thresholds between two and three inches.

Marswalker from EUFY may be the first robot vacuum to be able to treat this problem. It is a robot vacuum that is somewhat similar to Mars Rover with a wheel drive with a tracked drive, “Smart Creeping Platform”, which allows them to climb and stairs. EUFY showed the advantage for me in a video, and describes the articles of association as “four arms that are controlled independently” with the pathway engine system holding every step with climbing. It will also be in the Iuvi booth in Berlin to conduct a direct experimental offer.

Meanwhile, here is what we know about.

Eufy Marswalker

Now, Marswalker does not clean the stairs itself while climbing, but it can reach a different floor without human help, which is huge. Eofy says Marswalker says completely independent and will be discovered automatically upon completion of one floor that is cleaned and will climb to the next floor without human intervention.

Eofy says that the robot will automatically get to know the types of common stairs, including the straight -shaped straight stairs, as it builds a 3D map for the entire house. After traveling to the top of the stairs for cleaning, Marswalker can automatically return to the dock to discharge and recharge.

Although the details are rare, from the pictures, Marswalker seems to be a shell that fits an existing robot vacuum, instead of an independent robot. Eofy notes that Marswalker is compatible with his new void of omni S2 Robot, which the company claims to be the first with a smart therapeutic system, launches perfumes such as bamboo, Sage, Bergamot, Lychee, Citrus and Basil while clearing your home.

In terms of specifications, Marswalker has the same capabilities of 3D mapping and artificial intelligence features such as omni S2. Other details, including pricing, are not yet available, but Marswalker should be released in the spring of 2026, making it the first real vacuum for stairs collision in the market unless the opponent exceeds Eufy.

This is definitely one of the products I am enthusiastic about. The use of a robot vacuum in a multi -level house is great pain. Many robots provide multi -level maps, but they do not provide a solution to get them from one floor to another. Either you transfer the unit yourself or you must buy one second and live each one on its floor. No great solution. If Marswalker managed to change this, this may be the largest innovation in the Robot Vacuum market for a long time, overcoming the Roborock Saros Z70 arm.

EUFAC ROBOVAC OMNI S2

The above -mentioned omni S2 is the latest EOFY robot vacuum. It comes with 30,000 PASCALS of suction (100 watts), capable of both void and disinfection and can exercise 15 Newton of declining pressure during development. It features advanced navigation, with 3D TOF sensor, RGB camera and LED lights. It can learn more than 200 obstacles and select more than 40 types of dirt. He can also handle 4.2 cm obstacles for double thresholds and 3.5 cm for individual thresholds, although they will not be able to climb the stairs.

Of course, you get a self -cleaning, self -cleaning and self -determination berth that cleans and sterilizes brush rollers between uses and the use of water dissolved with electricity to clean the floors. All this makes it a fairly strong void, although I am more curious to find out how it works with Marswalker.

Omni S2 is expected to be available in the United States starting in January 2026 at $ 1599.