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Milagrow launches iMap G5 ULTRA robot vacuum cleaner at introductory price of Rs 39,990

Appliances News: Home-grown robotics company Milagrow has launched ‘iMap G5 ULTRA’ — its most powerful, fully autonomous wet & dry floor cleaning robot. Assembled .

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Home-grown robotics company Milagrow has launched ‘iMap G5 ULTRA’ — its most powerful, fully autonomous wet & dry floor cleaning robot. Assembled in India, the robot cleaner combines advanced navigation and intelligent mapping through RT²R 4.0 line-laser navigation, LDS LiDAR, and SLAM technology. It can scan your home in 360° to create accurate maps, identify obstacles, and plan efficient cleaning routes with fewer missed spots and unnecessary passes. Additionally, the company says it can store multiple floor maps, provide real-time cleaning updates, and, with the mobile app, allow you to create unlimited virtual walls and restricted zones.Milagrow iMap G5 ULTRA features a mammoth high-performance brushless motor that delivers up to 22000Pa of suction power. Powered by a 6400mAh EV-grade battery, it can deliver up to 300 minutes of continuous cleaning on a single charge, covering up to 5000sqft.For wet cleaning, the iMap G5 ULTRA features an electronically controlled water tank that regulates water flow for consistent mopping. It is designed to clean a wide range of surfaces, including marble, tiles, hardwood, linoleum, glass-finish surfaces, and carpets, while its anti-slip wheels help it move smoothly between rooms and across different floor levels.It comes with a self-emptying dock as a result after every cleaning cycle, the robot automatically transfers collected debris into a large 3.5L sealed disposable dust bag. This provides up to 90 days of hands-free dust disposal.The robot vacuum cleaner comes integrated with 32 smart sensors for safety and intelligent movement, including cliff detection, obstacle sensors, gyroscope, accelerometer, and dirt detection, the robot is engineered for modern homes. The anti-fall system can detect steps higher than 10cm, while the anti-collision system identifies obstacles and furniture to help the robot navigate safely around the home.The iMap G5 ULTRA also features a high-performance HEPA filter that captures fine dust, allergens and airborne pollutants as the robot cleans. And best of all, it supports English, German and Russian, along with seven Indian languages — Hindi, Malayalam, Telugu, Kannada, Tamil and Bangla.Milagrow iMap G5 ULTRA key features● Advanced RT²R 4.0 line-laser navigation with LDS LiDAR and SLAM mapping● Powerful 22000Pa suction with brushless motor● Fully autonomous wet and dry floor cleaning● 6400mAh EV-grade battery with up to 300 minutes of runtime● Autonomous cleaning of up to 5,000 sq. ft.● iBoost technology for automatic carpet detection and increased suction● Floating main brush for improved floor contact and pet-hair cleaning● Self-emptying dock with 3.5L sealed dust bag● Up to 90 days of hands-free dust disposal● Electronically controlled water tank for consistent mopping● High-performance HEPA air filtration for fine dust, allergens and airborne pollutants● 32 smart sensors for safe and intelligent navigation● Anti-fall protection for steps higher than 10cm● Unlimited virtual walls and restricted zones through the mobile app● Multi-floor mapping with real-time cleaning updates● Multi-surface cleaning for marble, tiles, hardwood, linoleum, glass and carpets● Supports English, German, Russian and seven Indian languages (Hindi, Malayalam, Telugu, Kannada, Tamil and Bangla)Price and availabilityThe Milagrow iMap G5 ULTRA Fully Autonomous Robotic Vacuum Cleaner comes with a 1-year warranty, along with a 2-year warranty on the suction motor. It is available for an introductory price of Rs 39,990 online on milagrowhumantech.com, amazon.in, and Vijay Sales.Get the latest technology news and updates. Download the TOI App.

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Wednesday, October 21, 2026

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