Mehul NariyawalaPresident & Co-founder, Matic Robots

Your vacuum is way too loud... | Matic Robots

6 Apr 2026 · 1 min

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In this short promotional segment, a Matic representative explains why noisy robotic vacuums are a problem for busy people and outlines the company’s approach to minimizing sound. The speaker highlights three key engineering strategies: selecting the quietest available motors, designing specialized hardware that isolates motor vibrations from the robot’s panels and the surrounding room, and installing high‑performance, car‑like mufflers that cut noise while preserving airflow. The segment also showcases Matic’s noise‑testing room, where each robot undergoes individual acoustic testing to ensure no noise‑related defects before shipment.

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What is one thing you absolutely do not need on a Tuesday when you're very busy and trying to work? I'll tell you what, you don't need your robotic cleaner making a ton of noise in the background. This is why at Matic, we focus a lot on the excessive noise that a robotic vacuum might create. We pick the best motors available out there, and we create specialized hardware so that the motors cannot transfer the noise to the panels and to the room. Additionally, we created the best-in-class mufflers, very similar to a car, so that we can reduce the noise and increase the airflow. Here, we're standing in the noise testing room at Matic factory, where we test every single robot and we make sure that there's no noise-related defects before we ship your Matic all the way to you.