
THE INFORMATION WE COLLECT
We collect, use, share and otherwise process the following categories of
Information:
Information we may collect from you:
1. Registration and login data:
Registration, account, and sign-up Information. This includes information about
you when you register or sign up with us to log into our APP (e.g., name, username,
password, email, contact details, date of birth or age, interest in our content, etc.)
2.Data created during use of our services:
•Location data: We collect location information, including GNSS data, IP addresses,
and country codes, from a user’s mobile device if the user opts to enable this feature.
You can use the APP without enabling Altverse to collect location data from your
mobile devices. However, please note that this choice may impact certain
functionalities within the APP. Your robot utilizes location data to enable various
features like Anti-theft, virtual boundary enforcement, and robot navigation. The
EFLS (Exact Fusion Locating System) technology may utilize a combination of GNSS,
gyroscope, accelerometer, magnetic compass, odometer sensors, Bluetooth, IP
address, Wi-Fi, and mobile towers to determine the robot’s precise location. To
safeguard your privacy, location data is either processed directly within your robot
without being transmitted externally or remains inaccessible to us, except in cases
where it is necessary for addressing technical issues and diagnostic purposes.
•Environment data: The robot is equipped with intelligent technology designed to
gather data about its operating environment. For instance, the robot can acquire
information related to its work zones, restricted areas, satellite signal strength, the
presence of specific objects, and obstacles. These observations are made through
various means, including a bumper, ultrasonic sensor, or vision sensor. We leverage
this data for several purposes, including enhancing features and functionalities,
diagnosing and resolving technical issues, refining our algorithms, and customizing
our service for improved efficiency. Certain robot models and accessories are
furnished with vision sensors that enable advanced capabilities like intelligent object
detection and avoidance. When it comes to identifying objects such as lawn grass,
the data from the vision sensor is processed directly within the robot itself as the
default setting. We may also collect data in the event of a malfunction or incident,
such as a collision with an obstacle or the activation of the STOP button. These data