iRobot is playing with GOCC again. Unique set: Roomba Max 705 Combo and author's poster now available for auction!

12 of January '26

iRobot is playing with GOCC again.

A unique set, including a hand-decorated iRobot Roomba Max 705 Combo cleaning robot and an original poster, is now available at the official Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity auction. Once again, the iRobot brand and DLF, its authorized importer and distributor in Poland, are behind the initiative, which is the seventh time they have been involved in supporting WOŚP. Polish illustrator Karol Banach is responsible for this year's art project. The auction will last until January 25.

Advanced technology for a good cause

This year's auction hero - Roomba Max 705 Combo, is one of the most advanced vacuuming and mopping robots in iRobot's offer. Among other things, the model is equipped with a system that allows effective mopping with simultaneous, continuous cleaning of the heated roller. Thanks to intelligent navigation and AI technology, Roomba creates detailed 3D maps of the rooms and accurately identifies and avoids obstacles, such as cables or small objects left on the floor. One of the biggest advantages, however, is the AutoWash™ station, which automatically empties the dirt container, dispenses cleaning concentrate, and washes and dries the mopping roller with hot air, ensuring a high level of hygiene and nearly maintenance-free operation for weeks.

Especially for the GOCC auction, the robot has been hand-decorated by Karol Banach - a Polish illustrator known for his distinctive style based on pattern rhythm, fanciful characters and organic forms. His work balances between artistic illustration and modern design, and his realizations for brands, publications and in urban spaces are distinguished by a clear, authorial visual narrative.

This year, however, not only the iRobot Roomba awaits the bidders, but also an original poster, which is a coherent, visual continuation of the theme seen on the robot. Both elements were created with each other in mind, creating a unified whole - a combination of applied design and collectible artistic illustration.

This is a project where I wanted to combine the movement, rhythm and organicity of illustration with an everyday object that really "lives" in the home space. During the design process, I wanted the whole thing to evoke positive emotions and attract attention - hence the multicolored, imagination-stimulating pattern. In my opinion, extending the design to an additional element allows to more fully reflect the character of the concept and makes the whole thing gain a collector's dimension. The robot and the poster were thus created as one story told on two mediums," says Karol Banach, a Polish illustrator.+

A unique DLF x iRobot tradition

Thanks to the cooperation between DLF and the iRobot brand, bidders have the opportunity to purchase an exceptional Roomba for a worthy cause for the seventh time. Each year, Polish artists are invited to join the project, giving iRobot models a unique, artistic touch, turning them into collectible objects combining technology and art. In previous editions, Anna Rudak, Anna Halarewicz, Mateusz Suda, Oskar Zięta, Basia Rochowczyk and Marcin Tybuś were involved in the campaign. This year's project with the participation of Karol Banach continues this tradition, emphasizing that modern technology can inspire, delight in form and really help.

The auction continues until January 25

The set consisting of a unique iRobot Roomba Max 705 Combo model and a poster by Karol Banach is now available on the official GOCC auction at LINK. The auction will last until January 25, and all proceeds from the auction will contribute to the goal of this year's Finale.

For more information, visit the company's iRobot page on the A&B portal.