I've Fought Court Battles Over My Inventions

Failure Is So Much More Interesting Because You Learn From It. That's What We Should Be Teaching Children At School, That Being Successful The First Time, There's Nothing In It. There's No Interest, You Learn Nothing Actually.

When I Started Off, I Was Working In A Shed Behind My House. All I Had Was A Drill, An Electric Drill. That Was The Only Machine I Had.

Exactly 5,126 Attempts To Make The First Bagless Vacuum Cleaner Were Failures-some Catastrophic Disappointments, Some Minor Defects. It Took 15 Years. Prototype 5,127 Was The Success ... Failure Is Painful, But It Spurs On Improvement Like Nothing Else.

After The Idea, There Is Plenty Of Time To Learn The Technology

Most Robotic Vacuum Cleaners Don't See Their Environment, Have Little Suction, And Don't Clean Properly. They Are Gimmicks. We've Been Developing A Unique 360 Vision System That Lets Our Robot See Where It Is, Where It Has Been, And Where It Is Yet To Clean. Vision, Combined With Our High Speed Digital Motor And Cyclone Technology, Is The Key To Achieving A High Performing Robot Vacuum - A Genuine Labor Saving Device.