We have a two-storey house and my wife actually has two Roomas, one for each floor. They have outstanding customer service, and the newer ones are becoming way more blind friendly. They actually have speech on the new one she has which instructs you as to what you need to do, as in clean brushes or free up wheels. The only set-up I know about would be the virtual walls to keep the thing out of certain areas.
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