Robot Vacuum Manufacturer for OEM/ODM Brands

DAYIN’s robot vacuum manufacturing operation in Dongguan, China supports brand owners, distributors and product teams through OEM and ODM programs. Start with a published platform such as X20Pro or X20Max-A, or share a product brief for a custom scope that may include tooling, molded housings, finishing, electronics integration and assembly.

Robot vacuum cleaner displayed for DAYIN OEM and ODM manufacturing programs

Compare the current models below, then request a project review with your target market, key functions, volume, packaging and requested schedule.

For tooling, injection molding, finishing, electronics integration and assembly details, see the robot vacuum OEM/ODM capabilities page.

Robot Vacuum Platforms for OEM/ODM Programs

X20Pro Robot Vacuum Cleaner by DAYINX20Max-A robot vacuum cleaner by DAYIN
X20Pro Robot Vacuum CleanerX20Max-A Robot Vacuum Cleaner

Other published platform options include X20ProAI-A and X20ProAI-B. Confirm the selected model and configuration during the RFQ.

X20Pro and X20Max-A Platform Features

The details below reflect DAYIN’s published product pages. Confirm the exact SKU, test conditions and sample configuration against the current specification before approving product claims or packaging.

Robot vacuum navigation and mapping

LDS Laser Navigation and SLAM

The published model pages describe LDS laser navigation and SLAM for scanning, mapping and route planning. Real-world performance depends on the configuration and operating environment.

Robot vacuum obstacle sensors

Model-Specific Obstacle Sensing

The X20Pro page lists line-laser obstacle avoidance, ToF, cliff and anti-collision sensors. The X20Max-A page lists LDS obstacle avoidance, an ultrasonic carpet sensor, ToF and cliff detection. Confirm the sensor package by SKU.

Robot vacuum cleaning modes

Vacuuming and Mopping Modes

Published model pages describe vacuuming, mopping and combined cleaning functions. Confirm available app, voice-control and firmware features for the selected configuration and target market.

Robot vacuum suction performance

Listed Suction Performance

The current X20Pro and X20Max-A product pages list up to 8,000 Pa main-unit suction. Verify test conditions and final sample configuration before using performance claims in buyer materials.

Robot vacuum mop module

Liftable Dual-Rotating Mop

The X20Pro and X20Max-A product pages list a liftable dual-rotating mop with 10 mm lift. Confirm the exact cleaning and carpet settings on the selected sample.

Robot vacuum base station functions

All-in-One Base Station

Published product pages show automatic dust collection, mop washing, hot-air drying and water replenishment options. Station features and temperatures vary by model; confirm the BOM and final specification.

Other options, including a dust-bag UV lamp or electrolyzed-water functions, are model-specific. Include required functions and target-market compliance needs in the RFQ so availability and evidence can be confirmed.

Robot Vacuum OEM/ODM Support for Brands

For each program, DAYIN reviews the selected platform or product brief, manufacturing scope and target-market requirements before confirming commercial terms.

Engineering Review

Share drawings, samples, materials, key functions and assembly requirements for a feasibility review. Development scope and timing depend on the requested changes.

Private-Label Customization

Branding, packaging and product changes are scoped against the selected platform, tooling and approved specifications. Confirm tool ownership and any design changes before production.

Quality and Market Compliance

Agree sample-approval criteria, inspection points and required testing before production. Applicable certificates and compliance evidence depend on the SKU and destination market; review DAYIN’s listed certificates and request product-specific documents for your program.

Project-Based MOQ, Samples and Pricing

MOQ, sample charges and unit pricing depend on model, customization, order volume, packaging and test requirements. Request a written quotation using the same specification and destination details.

Manufacturing Scope and Schedule

A quoted program may include tooling, injection-molded housings, finishing, electronics integration and final assembly. Production timing is confirmed after technical review of the configuration, tooling needs, order volume and capacity.

Export and Order Terms

Shipping method, Incoterms, export documents, payment milestones and delivery estimates are set in the project quotation and sales contract based on destination and order scope.

Robot Vacuum Supplier References

The image below is displayed as a general supplier reference only. Ask which projects have supporting records relevant to your target product and whether a customer reference can be shared.

Supplier reference graphic shown on DAYIN's robot vacuum page

Robot Vacuum OEM/ODM Project Workflow

Send the product brief and sourcing requirements so DAYIN can review the scope before samples or production are quoted.

  1. Share your RFQ: Include the model or design reference, key functions, target market, order volume, packaging needs and requested schedule.
  2. Review the technical scope: Confirm the OEM or ODM route, tooling, materials, electronics, customization and required compliance testing.
  3. Confirm quotation and sample plan: Review MOQ, sample cost, unit pricing, tooling scope and schedule for the selected configuration.
  4. Approve the sample and quality plan: Agree performance checks, acceptance criteria, packaging and production inspection requirements.
  5. Confirm production and shipment: Finalize the purchase order, contract terms, payment milestones, shipping method and export documents.

Request a Robot Vacuum OEM/ODM Quote

Send your target market, product brief or preferred platform, expected order volume and testing requirements. DAYIN can review the manufacturing scope, sample plan and quotation for your project.

Robot Vacuum OEM/ODM FAQs

What robot vacuum platform options can DAYIN supply?

Published options include X20Pro, X20Max-A, X20ProAI-A and X20ProAI-B. The X20Pro and X20ProAI variants list line-laser obstacle avoidance, while the X20Max-A page lists LDS-based obstacle sensing. Review the X20Pro, X20Max-A, X20ProAI-A and X20ProAI-B product pages, then confirm the exact configuration before sampling.

Can I request samples before a bulk order?

Sample requests can be discussed before a production order. Availability, sample price and shipping cost depend on the selected model, configuration and destination. Share the required quantity and market to receive a project-specific quote.

How are MOQ, price and lead time confirmed?

MOQ, unit price and production timing depend on the selected platform, tooling or design changes, order volume, packaging, testing and current capacity. DAYIN confirms them in a quotation after reviewing the RFQ and technical scope.

What should I include in a robot vacuum RFQ?

Include a model or design reference, target market, key functions, materials, expected volume, packaging and required test or certification documents. These details help the team review feasibility and quote the same scope.