One familiar charging spot
The proposed recess aims to put the original dock back in the same position after floor cleaning.
In concept stage · Not yet for sale
DockHold / For Enabot EBO Air 2S ↗
Give your EBO Air 2S dock a place that stays put.
If your EBO reaches its charger but nudges the dock out of place, DockHold proposes a low-profile removable base for the original charging station. Keep the robot and charger you already own, with a more repeatable place to park them. This is an unbuilt concept, not a product for sale.
- Keep the original charger
- Lift and replace the dock for cleaning
- Aim for one repeatable charging position
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Target price: $19 USDFinal price and availability have not been set.
Sound familiar?
The robot finds the spot. Then the spot moves.
You leave EBO to charge and later find its dock a little out of position. Tape can hold the station down, but you may want a setup you can lift for cleaning and put back in the same place. DockHold is meant for that physical movement only.
Picture a slim, washable base sitting against the wall. The original EBO Air 2S station drops into a measured recess, its power cable exits neatly behind it, and the robot still uses its own charging hardware. The base would need to prove it holds better than a cleaned stock dock or inexpensive tape.
Would this help your setup? →Designed with your day in mind
A simpler place to come home to.
These are design goals for owners who have seen their dock physically move. Fit, floor grip and charging performance still require real-world tests.
Keep Enabot's charger
A passive holder would add no charging electronics or modification to the robot or dock.
Lift it when you need to
A removable grip layer aims to avoid repeated floor taping, if tests show it holds the station equally well.
Picture the routine
Use the charger you already have.
Here is how the proposed design would fit into your day.
- 01
First check whether your Air 2S dock visibly shifts; follow the manufacturer's wall and clearance instructions before trying an accessory.
- 02
If a measured DockHold version passes testing, set its removable base on a compatible dry floor, seat the original dock and route its cable behind it.
- 03
Watch supervised returns to confirm the robot approaches without catching an edge and the stock charge indicator activates. Performance is not yet established.
Help shape DockHold
Tell us whether your dock moves.
Does your EBO Air 2S dock actually move? Tell us about your floor and what you have tried. Join the interest list for possible updates if the concept passes testing. There is no order, reservation or promised launch.
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An unbuilt concept from HomeRobotHQ. No launch date or production commitment yet.
Before you join
A few things you might be wondering.
Want to explore the evidence or build something like this?
Read the Enabot EBO Air 2S product idea report ↗Will this fix every missed charge?
No. DockHold would target a charging station that visibly shifts. It would not fix route planning, station recognition, blocked approaches, dirty contacts, power faults or a robot that cannot reach the dock.
Why not just use tape?
Tape may be enough. The proposed holder would need to show a practical benefit when the dock is lifted, cleaned and replaced, without creating a new obstacle. That comparison has not been tested.
Will it fit other EBO models?
The first concept is for the original EBO Air 2S dock only. No dock has been physically measured yet, and compatibility with Air 2, Air 2 Plus or other models must not be assumed.
Can I buy DockHold now?
No. DockHold is an independent, unbuilt concept and is not offered or endorsed by Enabot. A signup expresses interest, not a purchase or reservation; there is no launch commitment.
What still needs to be tested?
- DockHold is an unbuilt independent concept, not available for sale or reservation and not endorsed by Enabot. The original Air 2S robot and powered station would not be included.
- It could only help a station that physically moves. It would not repair navigation, recognition, dirty electrical contacts, adapter faults or a blocked route.
- Exact dock fit, floor-safe grip, low-edge approach and reliable charge initiation have not been tested on real hardware. Tape or cleaning may remain the better answer.