Aiper Scuba V3

AI Vision Mapping. Aiper says VisionPath combines AI vision with a dToF sensor to plan routes and avoid obstacles. Aiper also describes AI Patrol Cleaning with debris detection, so the vision system has a role in finding material to collect as well as guiding movement. Its advanced mapping could be particularly useful in a freeform pool, where the cleaning route has to follow an outline with curves.

Automatic Cleaning Plans. Navium mode uses pool size, weather and cleaning history to build cleaning plans, according to Aiper's product page. It adjusts cleaning timing and power around those inputs. You can also use app scheduling to set cleaning times yourself, so you have a choice between choosing the schedule directly and using the robot's automatic planning mode.

Filters And Debris. Aiper specifies a main filter of 180 microns and a fine filter of 3 microns. The MicroMesh system uses multiple filter layers, with collection covering leaves and larger debris alongside fine and microscopic material. If dust regularly settles after you remove the larger leaves, the finer layer gives this cleaner a way to collect that smaller material during its cleaning runs.

Waterline And Brushing. JetAssist provides horizontal cleaning along the waterline, where a band of dirt can form around the pool's edge. Active brushes scrub the pool surfaces, with suction rated at 4,800 gph. Floor, wall and waterline modes let you direct cleaning toward the area that needs attention, such as the bottom after debris settles or the waterline when a visible band develops. The robot travels on tracks, which carry it across the floor and up the walls during those cleaning modes.

Battery And Charging. The battery holds 10,400 mAh, and a full recharge takes 5 hours. Its charging dock supplies wireless power and provides a place to keep the cleaner between uses. Aiper's store says the robot returns to its dock by itself to charge and notifies you through the app.