DJI launches Local Data Mode for ROMO, reinforcing its multi-level privacy protection system
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-DJI reinforces its multi-level privacy protection system with the launch of Local Data Mode for ROMO, setting a new privacy standard in home robotics Initially available for ROMO 2, DJI's new AI robot vacuum, equipped with an advanced self-cleaning base station and an ultra-wide swing robotic arm. SHENZHEN, China, October 29, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- DJI, the world leader in civilian drones and creative camera technology, today introduced Local Data Mode for ROMO 2, the company's new lineup of AI robot vacuums. An industry first in smart home products, Local Data Mode disconnects the DJI Home app from the internet and keeps user data stored and processed locally on their devices. First introduced by DJI on its drones in 2017, Local Data Mode has nearly a decade of proven real-world use and now sets a new standard for privacy in a new product category. Local Data Mode for ROMO Upon first power-up, ROMO connects to the internet to create a map of its environment. Once Local Data Mode is activated, that mapping data is stored locally rather than in the cloud. From that moment on, maps, images, and other data used in navigation and obstacle avoidance are stored and processed locally on the device, offering greater control over your data and reducing the risk of external exposure or unauthorized access by third parties. Powered by the same technology used in DJI's flagship camera...
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DJI is also certified by the British Standards Institution (BSI) under ISO 27701:2025 and ISO 27001:2026 standards.
