Enabot’s EBO Air 2 Plus turns home monitoring into a mobile device: the tracked robot can patrol indoors, stream 3K video, detect motion and follow people or pets. Its 5MP camera also supports night vision, while the EBO HOME app lets users check the live feed and drive the robot remotely over the internet.
Rather than functioning as a fixed IP camera, the EBO Air 2 Plus combines remote navigation with automatic patrols and subject tracking. It can return to its charging dock when its battery runs low, and access can be shared with multiple household members using separate accounts.
- The app provides forward, backward, left and right driving controls, along with adjustable speed and steering sensitivity.
- Video can be switched among 3K, HD and standard-resolution streams; users can also enable or disable the microphone and speaker.
- The robot can store up to 10 patrol routes and run them on a schedule.
- Two-way audio and video calls can use the robot’s front displays to show the caller’s face.
- It supports 2.4GHz and 5GHz Wi-Fi, motion alerts, recording controls and automatic subject tracking.
Enabot positions the device as a “FamilyBot,” adding conversational features that can use ChatGPT and other AI models for voice interactions, stories and selectable voice characters. The AI functions do not change the robot’s core role, however: it remains primarily a mobile camera and telepresence device rather than a household robot capable of physical chores.
The EBO Air 2 Plus has a 5,000mAh battery. Enabot rates continuous movement at up to around four hours, while standby or recording operation is listed at 9 to 10 hours. It can clear obstacles up to 10mm and climb slopes of up to 15 degrees, limiting its movement across higher thresholds and between floors.
Enabot lists the EBO Air 2 Plus in Lunar White, Orbit Grey and Nebula Purple, and its European store has advertised a 15% discount. Pricing, discount duration and availability may vary by market; the practical limits of its tracked design remain an important consideration for homes with stairs or high door thresholds.
