ManufacturerSharp CorporationRobot model · No. 6
RX-V80
Cleaning Robots · Cleaning & Facility Maintenance
Key factPlasmacluster 7000 · Supported
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Model specifications
Air TreatmentPlasmacluster 7000
Automatic DockingSupported
AvailabilityCommercially Not Available
Battery Capacity3.0 Ah
Battery ChemistryLithium-ion
Battery Voltage16.0 V
Body ColorSilver
Charging Dock Dimensions220 × 145 × 110 mm
Charging Dock InputAC 100 V, 50/60 Hz (Japanese domestic manual)
Charging Power Consumption40 W
Charging TimeApproximately 4 hours
Cleaning MechanismSide brushes, rotating brush and turbo-fan suction
Commercial Product NameCOCOROBO RX-V80
Dust Container Capacity0.22 L
Exact ModelRX-V80
Exhaust FilterHEPA clean filter
Ingress Protection RatingNot publicly disclosed/verified
Integrated CameraNot equipped
Low-Battery Return ThresholdBelow 20%
ManufacturerSharp Corporation
Maximum Climbing GradientNot publicly disclosed/verified
Maximum Operating RuntimeApproximately 60 minutes
Maximum Travel SpeedNot publicly disclosed/verified
Maximum Traversable Threshold15 mm under specified conditions
NationalityJapan
Navigation MappingNot publicly disclosed/verified
Nominal Battery Energy48 Wh (calculated)
Obstacle AvoidanceSupported
Obstacle DetectionUltrasonic sensors
Operating EnvironmentIndoor domestic floors
Power Cord Length1.8 m
Release DateEarly June 2012
Remote ControlInfrared remote controller
Robot Dimensions346 × 346 × 96 mm (W × D × H)
Robot TypeAutonomous robotic vacuum cleaner
Robot Weight Including Battery3.3 kg
Smartphone ConnectivityNot supported
Turbo-Fan RotationApproximately 14,000 rpm
Voice LanguagesJapanese, including Kansai dialect
Voice SystemCOCORO Engine
Voice-Command RecognitionNot supported on RX-V80
Wi-Fi ConnectivityNot supported
About the RX-V80
COCOROBO RX-V80 is an autonomous domestic vacuum-cleaning robot manufactured by Sharp Corporation. It uses ultrasonic obstacle avoidance, rotary brushes, turbo-fan suction, HEPA filtration and Plasmacluster air-treatment technology. It supports automatic charging, scheduled cleaning and Japanese voice notifications. Originally released in June 2012, it is now discontinued.
Typical applications: Cleaning & Facility Maintenance.
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