Like DJI’s recently announced drone and 360-degree camera, the Romo isn’t launching in the US.

For those wondering why DJI settled on robot vacuums as its next venture, it makes sense considering the company's "omnidirectional obstacle sensing" found in its drones. The same system that helps DJI drones avoid crashes when capturing cinematic footage easily translates into a robot vacuum that can navigate a home without running into furniture.

DJI has launched its first robot vacuum, the Romo, in China, bringing drone-level precision to home cleaning. DJI’s mapping system allows the Romo to adjust its path instantly when it detects furniture,

DJI, popular for drones and action cameras, has announced a new product category of smart robot vacuums under a new Romo sub-brand.

The product is covered by the government’s 15 per cent subsidy for electronics, with an additional discount of US$42 offered by DJI.

The DJI Romo is the brand's first robot vacuum and has reportedly launched in China this week, although it's unclear if it's coming to international markets.