"Update at 6:05 p.m. The business owner just called me from an airport (as he is traveling) to let me know that he'd seen my one star review posted at 5:15 or so (deleted as the details of my rant don't really…" "We called on Friday after our washer was making excessive noise. Chris came out on Saturday and did some troubleshooting. He explained what he was doing during the troubleshooting process and once this issue…" We specialize in customer service and property protection as we repair your oven, range, microwave, dishwasher, washer, dryer, refrigerator, garbage disposer, trash compactor and hood ranges. "Family owned, very friendly, and extremely knowledgeable! They fixed both appliances right away, immediately knowing what was wrong, and all for a third of the replacement cost, of one of the appliances. More than a year since Dyson unveiled its 360 Eye robotic vacuum, the super-powerful smart device has gone on sale in Japan. It costs a staggering ¥138,000 ($1,150 or £750) and uses a panoramic camera lens on top of the machine to map its way around the house.

It then travels through the home on caterpillar tracks cleaning each room in turn before going back to its docking station. The super-powerful Dyso n360 Eye (pictured) is now available in Japan and costs a staggering ¥138,000 ($1,150 or £750). It uses a panoramic camera lens on top of the machine to map its way around the houseInfrared sensors stop it bumping into furniture and users can set its cleaning schedule on a smartphone app - allowing them to start a clean even when out of the house.Dyson first teased the device in August 2014 before officially announcing it a month later. It is not expected to go on sale in the UK until later this year. The panoramic lens' shape and position gives the robot the ability to see around a room.Its live vision cameras capture 30 images a second, to build complete and continuously updated picture of its environment.The 'eye' also features 'simultaneous localisation' and mapping software to create a 360˚ view of the room.The Dyson 360 Eye robot can then identify features within these images to triangulate its position relative to the room, similar to how sailor use stars to navigate boats.

It also detects objects and avoids obstacles ahead using proximity and infrared sensors.Elsewhere, it features a Dyson digital motor V2 that spins at 78,000RPM generating the highest suction of any robot vacuum.Its Radial Root Cyclone technology pulls microscopic dust and allergens out of the air and into the bin.Continuous Tank Tracks maintain speed and keep the robot on course as it moves across different floor types.cheap bagless vacuum cleaners for saleAnd the Dyson Link app means owners can remotely control the robot vacuum, and schedule cleans.mini vacuum cleaner harga It is said to be the result of 16 years of research and cost an estimated £28 million ($43,300 to produce.   karcher vacuum cleaners review

Dyson follows Miele, Samsung and LG into the robotic vacuum cleaning sector, but the company claims its 360-degree camera - which can see all around the room at once - is unique.The UK firm added that the machine has the most powerful suction of any robot vacuum on the market.The cleaner is powered by a V2 Dyson digital motor and uses the company's bagless Cyclone technology to separate dust and dirt.Sir James Dyson, said: '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 degree 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 labour saving device.'The new machine is Dyson's second attempt at a robotic cleaner.In 2001 the firm was close to launching the DC06 - a large robotic machine which relied on dozens of infrared sensors all around the body. 

But the company decided to abandon the project and go back to the drawing board. Nick Schneider, a robotics design engineer at the firm, said: 'This is a good example of how we will not release a technology until we are sure it will be a really high performer.'We were going to release the DC06 in 2001 but we decided to start again. It had so many sensors on it that it became really heavy and was just not right.' Infrared sensors stop the vacuum (pictured) bumping into furniture and users can set its cleaning schedule on a smartphone app - allowing them to start a clean even when out of the house The panoramic lens' (pictured) shape and position gives the robot the ability to see around a room. Its live cameras capture 30 images a second, to build a complete and continuously updated picture of its environment. The 'eye' also features 'simultaneous localisation' and mapping software Elsewhere, the Dyson 360 Eye (pictured left) features a Dyson digital motor V2 that spins at 78,000RPM, this is the highest suction of any robot vacuum.

Its Radial Root Cyclone technology (pictured right) pulls microscopic dust and allergens out of the air and into the bin 2.37kg (5.2lbs)9 inches (23cm) diameter, 8.2inches (21cm) height8.3inches (21.3cm).100W0.4 litres20 to 30 minutes without fading - it then returns to its docking station to charge ¥138,000 ($1,150 or £750) Since then Dyson has had a permanent team of robotics engineers working on a robot cleaner.For the last two years 200 engineers have been working on the 360 Eye model, which weighs 2.37 kg (5.2lbs) - less than a full-sized Dyson cleaner.Dyson told MailOnline there are more than 420 patents and patent applications worldwide relating to technology used in the robot.The camera - which is central to its performance - takes up to 30 images of the room every second and means the machine can constantly establish where it is, where it has been and where it still needs to clean.   The machine has 20 to 30 minutes of battery life and manoeuvres around on tank-like tracks that can take it over small obstacles.

When it runs out of battery it will return to its docking station, resuming the clean when it has charged again. The machine has 20 to 30 minutes of battery life and manoeuvres around on tank-like tracks that can take it over small obstacles. It also detects objects and avoids obstacles ahead using proximity and infrared sensors Dyson's robotic vacuum cleaner enters a market currently dominated by Roomba (pictured) which makes circular autonomous cleaners. This i-robot Roomba 562 model costs £360When the 0.4litre dust bin is full a message will be sent to the user's smartphone.The cyclone technology captures particles down to 0.5 microns - or 600 times smaller than a standard typed full stop.  The brush bar, which extends to full width of the machine, uses patented carbon fibre technology to remove fine dust on hard floors and has stiff nylon bristles to agitate and clean carpets. The machine has 20 to 30 minutes of battery life and manoeuvres around on tank-like tracks that can take it over small obstacles.