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Dyson unveils 3 robot vacuums, including one that identifies 200 types of stains with UV

Dyson has unveiled 3 new Nurovi robot vacuum models ahead of IFA Berlin 2026. The lineup includes the R3 Nurovi Spot+Scrub UV, R2 Nurovi Wash+Dry, and R1 Nurovi Dry. The new devices use artificial intelligence, camera systems, and machine learning to recognize their surroundings, avoid obstacles, and clean tight spaces. The most expensive version can identify stains using UV light.
The flagship R3 Nurovi Spot+Scrub UV will go on sale September 15 for $1,199 (approximately AZN 2,040). Using UV light, an AI-powered imaging system, and a green LED, the robot can identify 200 types of household substances and liquid stains. When it detects a stain, a 12-point system delivers 70°C hot water to a self-cleaning microfiber roller. The model has 30,000 pascals of suction power, a roller that extends 4.1 cm to reach edges, a bagless self-emptying dustbin, and a self-cleaning station. The R2 Nurovi Wash+Dry costs $699 (approximately AZN 1,190) and has been sold exclusively at Costco since September 3. Instead of circular discs, the model uses fixed-width triangular mop heads. This design allows the heads to reach into square corners, while 75°C hot water helps remove dried-on stains. A dual collection system mechanically picks up larger debris, while an acoustic piezo sensor adjusts the suction power according to the floor and the amount of dust. The simplest model in the lineup, the R1 Nurovi Dry, is priced at $549 (approximately AZN 930). This robot is designed only for dry cleaning and works on both hard floors and carpets. It also has the dual collection system found in the R2, so larger debris is swept up separately while finer dust is drawn in by airflow. A mesh connector on the side brush directs debris into the suction channel and reduces hair tangling. In addition to the robots, Dyson has also updated its W1 PencilWash+Dok floor cleaner. Priced at $349 (approximately AZN 590), the device will go on sale in the fall. The new version is thinner and lighter than the previous model and has a roller that absorbs more liquid. A hygienic waste system reduces contact with dirty water, while features built into the station automatically clean the roller.
