Can the vacuum cleaner automatically adjust suction power to suit different surfaces?

Many modern vacuum cleaners have the function of automatically adjusting suction, which can automatically adjust the suction size according to the characteristics of different surfaces to ensure the best cleaning effect and protect the ground from damage. This function is usually achieved through the built-in smart sensor or automatic sensing system of the vacuum cleaner.
When the vacuum cleaner is running, it adjusts its suction force according to changes in the type of floor. For example, on hard floors such as wooden floors, tiles, etc., a vacuum cleaner will automatically reduce suction because the surface of the hard floor is smooth, less dust or particles accumulate, and does not require too much suction to complete the cleaning task. On the contrary, when cleaning carpets, the suction of the vacuum cleaner will automatically increase because the carpet fibers are deeper, and dust and hair often hide deeper, requiring stronger suction to completely clean.
This type of automatic suction adjustment function can significantly improve cleaning efficiency. For example, when a vacuum cleaner detects different surfaces through sensors, it quickly adjusts the rotation speed or suction force of the brush head to adapt to the needs of different surfaces to the greatest extent possible. The suction force on the carpet will be stronger to absorb dust and debris buried in the carpet fibers, while on hard floors, the suction force will be reduced to avoid excessive adsorption and even possible scratches on the ground.
This technology not only improves cleaning efficiency, but also avoids unnecessary energy waste, while also being more gentle on the home environment. This is particularly convenient for households that need to clean on different types of surfaces, as users do not need to manually adjust the suction, and the vacuum cleaner will intelligently make adaptive adjustments, bringing a better user experience.