To schedule your Roomba vacuuming robot to clean automatically. Using the iRobot. Home app just open the app and select your robot.

So with the j7. Plus you are supposed to now use your custom. Created home map to direct your bot to a specific place in your home to do a targeted vacuum. Here is exactly how to do it in the irobot.

Smart Maps give you the ability to make a selection in the iRobot® HOME App to “Clean All” rooms or to select only specific rooms to clean. If you want Roomba® to clean the entire level of your home as laid out on your Smart Map, please ensure you are selecting “Clean All”.

When you first get a Roomba, it will automatically start learning your home's layout. This may take several passes over several days, depending on how frequently you send out the bot. There are a few ways to speed up this process: Send the bot out multiple times in one day.

You can schedule Roomba® to clean once per day, up to seven (7) times per week. With a full charge, Roomba® will clean for approximately 60 minutes. Use the following procedure to set a schedule: You must set the clock before scheduling Roomba® to clean.

Open the iRobot® HOME App and select your robot. Select Schedule. Select the day you would like to schedule your robot to clean. This will open a time menu.

Spot mode automatically selects Max Power Mode and the robot goes in an overlapping pattern to give you the best level of cleaning on the desired area.

Description. i3/i4/i5 Roombas have Smart Mapping capabilities. Your Smart Map allows your robot to remember your home so you can tailor your clean by sending your robot to clean specific areas of your home. The availability of this feature is region-specific.

Now you can send your robot to specific areas to clean in any order you choose! This also works through Alexa and Google Assistant.

i3/i4/i5 Roomba can only support one (1) Smart Map. If you would like to remap your original space or map a different floor, you will need to delete your existing Smart Map.

Over time, your Smart Map may edit itself as the robot learns about new landmarks and forgets unused ones. If directed to clean specific areas, the robot won't actively search for new space, so we recommend doing a mapping run or running a clean everywhere mission after rearranging furniture or doing home renovations.

Additionally, Roomba will adopt patterns as it cleans. The two main patterns: wall following vs random bounce. As its name suggests, the wall following pattern cleans the perimeter of a room. Roomba will navigate around or under furniture as it cleans.