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Shark Matrix Robot Vacuum
Evidence: Manufacturer reportedVerified Oct 8, 2026
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Shark Matrix RV2310AE is a self-emptying robot vacuum with Matrix Clean mapping and a self-cleaning brushroll. This model does not mop; Matrix Plus RV2610WA is a separate vacuum-and-mop product.
Last recorded price
$499.99
RAI v1.0 Autonomy Score
78/100
Where to Buy
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Previously in stock
Price checked Jun 17, 2026
$499.99
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Price checked Jun 16, 2026
$499.99
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Price checked Aug 21, 2026
Specifications
Key hardware specs at a glance- Mop System
- None, vacuum only (RV2310AE)
- Navigation
- Matrix Clean mapping
Autonomy Intelligence Profile
Robot Autonomy Index methodology →The Shark Matrix Robot Vacuum scores 78/100 on the Robot Autonomy Index (RAI), RobotSniper's 0 to 100 measure of how little human help a robot needs across navigation, obstacle avoidance, automation, and self-maintenance. That puts it in the Capable tier: solid semi-autonomous performance. Maps and cleans well but needs regular hands-on maintenance (emptying, rinsing, or rescuing).
Evidence: Manufacturer reportedVerified Oct 8, 2026
Exact model identity and listed attributes reviewed. Existing RAI lacks a complete evidence package and was not recalculated; no independent performance test is asserted. View source
Capable
Navigation Intelligence
Mapping accuracy and path efficiency
79/100
Obstacle Avoidance
Real-world object detection & avoidance
78/100
Automation Level
How little human input it needs to run
79/100
Maintenance Independence
Self-cleaning, self-emptying, self-rescue
77/100
Independent Video Analysis
External commentary; not RobotSniper hands-on testingClosest alternatives
Same-category models with the nearest published RAI scores; evidence labels remain visible.
Shark Matrix Robot Vacuum: Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Shark Matrix Robot Vacuum's Robot Autonomy Index (RAI) score of 78 mean?+
The Robot Autonomy Index (RAI) is RobotSniper's 0 to 100 rating of how little human intervention a robot truly needs, averaged across four pillars: navigation, obstacle avoidance, automation, and maintenance independence. At 78/100, the Shark Matrix Robot Vacuum is a solid performer that still wants light weekly maintenance. Its strongest pillar is navigation (79/100); its weakest is maintenance independence (77/100).
Is the Shark Matrix Robot Vacuum a good robot vacuum for pets and mixed flooring?+
The Shark Matrix Robot Vacuum pairs a none, vacuum only (rv2310ae) mopping system, and carries a provisional obstacle-avoidance score of 78/100. Those published features may suit everyday cleaning, but they are not a substitute for a documented use-case test.
How much maintenance does the Shark Matrix Robot Vacuum need?+
Its maintenance-independence score is 77/100; consult the evidence label and dock specifications rather than assuming a fixed weekly cadence.
How much does the Shark Matrix Robot Vacuum cost, and is it available now?+
Its last recorded retailer price is $499.99, with recorded status: previously in stock. Current price and availability require a retailer check. Prices on this page are compared from eligible retailer feeds and our own manual updates, so check the listing for the latest figure.
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