To turn the robot on, press the power button once and wait to see the lights activate. To turn it off, hold the button down for 3 seconds until it powers down.

Plug the charging socket on the back of the robot. If using the charging dock, ensure the charging plates are aligned between robot and dock. Check the battery indicator showing charging progress.

Check the charging dock for any obstructions, verify the power supply is active and its LED is lit, and inspect the robot’s charging contacts for debris or damage.

According to the manufacturer, this would depend on usage and performance. For a single full charge daily, the battery would last for 10 years before replacing it with a new one.

Enable Power-Save mode from the Control Panel. All future version of Omegabot’s products will accommodate this feature.

Power-Save mode lowers screen and LED brightness, reduces navigation speed, smooths the robot’s navigation behaviour, and reduces the volume of the speakers.

Wipe down the robot with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or spraying water directly onto the robot’s components like its display and sensors.

Cleaning only. Clean the sensors weekly using a soft, dry cloth to remove dust, spills, or fingerprints that may affect the robot’s overall performance. 

First press the safety button and move the robot as needed. Then, safely remove any obstacles from its path, and ensure the wheels are free of debris that could affect mobility. Release the safety button.

Follow the rescue operation procedure: physically locate, safely immobilise, power off, and move the robot back to its docking station. There, power the robot back on and use it as normal.