Cordless pool cleaning robot
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[0023]FIG. 1 shows an example of a robot 1 in accordance with one embodiment of the present invention. It comprises a robot body unit 10 and an optional tail unit 22. The robot body unit 10 comprises a battery pack 12, brushes 14, a drive means with a motor 16 and tracks 17 connecting the motor to the ends of the brushes 14, and a water outlet 19. Not seen in FIG. 1 are a water inlet, an impeller, a filter and a main controller, which are housed within a housing 18 of the robot and are known per se. The main controller may be a chip protected from exposure to water and comprising a memory and a processor. In addition, the robot comprises a handle 20 which contains two floats for maintaining a balanced position during use on a pool's floor, and a diagonal position when cleaning at the waterline. The battery pack 12 is enclosed within a sealed compartment.
[0024] During operation, the impeller draws water from the floor or sidewall of the pool via the water inlet through the filter. T...
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