Open source cloud replacement for vacuum robots enabling local-only operation
View the Project on GitHub Hypfer/Valetudo
Newcomer Guide Late 2021 Why Valetudo? Getting Started Supported Robots Capabilities Overview Rooting instructions Upgrading Buying supported robots
Valetudo Companion (Android) Valetudo Tray Companion (Windows) Valeronoi Lovelace Valetudo Map Card I can't believe it's not Valetudo node-red-contrib-valetudo Fun & Games Other Noteworthy Projects
MQTT Home Assistant Node-RED openHAB
FAQ Frequently requested features Roborock, Files to backup Style Guide Troubleshooting
Building and Modifying Valetudo Valetudo core concepts MQTT
Supported Dreame Devices Supported Roborock Devices Supported Viomi Devices Newcomer Guide Early 2021
While I am by no means a designer, I figured that it would make sense to document some design choices for the sake of consistency.
This project is called Valetudo with a capital V.
It should always be capitalized.
There also shouldn’t be any spaces in between, as “vale tudo” is a style of mixed martial arts.
This is the main logo including the full project name.
The font used is Ubuntu Medium, which nicely picks up the round-ish-ness of the Valetudo logo.
This is the minimal variant of the logo featuring only the actual logo part. It is usually used for icons or when the full logo is simply too large to make sense.
The logo embodies both a V-shape for Valetudo and a round-ish shape to represent the roundness of most vacuum robots. Furthermore, it features a styled reference to a LIDAR tower in the middle.
The two shades of blue used in the logo serve as the identity of the project and thus must never be altered.
This section needs some work. There hasn’t been any decision yet.
Valetudo’s main use of color is the map renderer with the same blue used in the logo representing floor and additional colors being used to distinguish different segments in the map.
These colors may also be used to emphasize something or add color to other areas. For example, the logviewer uses these to easily distinguish the different loglevels.
To better match dark themes, the 20% darkened variant that can be seen on the right may also be used.
The font used by the full logo is Ubuntu Medium.
Further choices of fonts are TBD.