If you have a robot vacuum, you understand that they become a very visible presence in your home. The dock takes up space, and in most cases, the robot does its job vacuuming while your family is using the home. The idea that these machines can do more than one job is intriguing and, given how expensive they often are, economical.
The FusionPlatform has a number of holes, ports, and plugs so that other items can be attached, plugged in, or stowed on it. Switchbot will sell a fan, a security camera, and an air purifier with a small table on top that can dock and then move around the house. Switchbot even encourages you to 3D-print your own parts for the FusionPlatform, creating a world of possible accessories and uses. (The platform can hold up to 18 pounds.)
Now, there are some drawbacks. First, the robot can’t vacuum when the FusionPlatform is attached; it has to undock to do so, and Switchbot was unclear on whether you could abandon the platform anywhere or if it has to return it to the dock first. Also, the extensions like the fan and air purifier don’t work while the robot is moving, only when it has stopped.
Credit: SwitchbotThe third drawback: As you add more and more accessories to the FusionPlatform, they have to get stored someplace. And, well, they really can start to pile up.
Credit: SwitchbotStill, the point that’s worth focusing on if you’re a real robot nerd like me is that Switchbot has imagined an entire ecosystem of devices their robots can work with, and a future where robots don’t have one singular gig but are more deeply tied into your household.
The K20+ Pro is expect to be available in late March; there is no pricing information as of now.
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