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MecTURING’s Laseron Q10 cleans smart and shines bright
MUMBAI: MecTURING, India’s fastest-growing smart home innovation brand, has launched its latest robotic vacuum cleaner, the Laseron Q10, a stylish powerhouse that promises to turn home cleaning into a tech-savvy delight. Designed and built in India, the new device combines intelligence, muscle, and convenience, making spotless floors just a tap or voice command away.
At the heart of the Q10 lies a 13,500 PA active reverse pressure suction motor, the most powerful in its segment, delivering a deep, thorough clean across every nook and cranny. Its 3-in-1 functionality, vacuuming, sweeping, and mopping, ensures every surface sparkles, while VibraPro technology and MopFlow hydration control handle everything from fine dust to stubborn stains with ease.
Guided by LiDAR Pro 4 navigation and five-map memory, the Q10 glides through complex home layouts with precision, dodging obstacles and adjusting seamlessly across rooms. The eco-drive technology and a robust 5200 mAh battery power it through up to 3,000 sq. ft. on a single charge, perfect for larger Indian homes.
“The Laseron Q10 is designed for real Indian households, it’s not just a cleaning device, but an intelligent home companion,” said MecTURING founder Aditya More. “From high suction power to smarter mapping, every feature is built to make cleaning effortless, faster, and more effective.”
Beyond its brains and brawn, the Q10 also brings peace of mind with anti-collision, anti-falling, anti-tangling, and carpet detection features. It syncs effortlessly with Alexa and Google Assistant, so users can command their clean-up with just their voice or the MecTURING app.
Priced at an introductory Rs 20,999 (after applying code Happy10, regular price Rs 54,999), the Laseron Q10 comes with a 2-year product warranty and a 10-year suction motor warranty, setting a new benchmark for reliability in its category. From its sleek design to its smart navigation, the Laseron Q10 isn’t just cleaning, it’s redefining what it means to live effortlessly clean.
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Reliance Retail FY26 revenue rises 11.8 Per Cent to Rs 3.7 lakh crore
Q4 revenue up 11.1 Per Cent, hyperlocal orders surge 4x, PAT steady
MUMBAI: Reliance Retail isn’t just ringing up sales, it’s ringing doorbells faster than ever. Reliance Retail Ventures Limited (RRVL) reported a steady FY26 performance, with growth powered by store expansion, a sharp surge in hyperlocal commerce, and consistent traction across grocery, fashion and jewellery. For the full year, revenue rose 11.8 per cent year-on-year to Rs 3,70,026 crore. In the January–March quarter, revenue from operations climbed 11.1 per cent to Rs 87,344 crore, up from Rs 78,622 crore a year earlier.
Operating performance remained stable, with Q4 EBITDA inching up 3.1 per cent YoY to Rs 6,921 crore from Rs 6,711 crore. However, quarterly profit after tax held steady at Rs 3,563 crore. For the full fiscal, PAT grew 11.7 per cent to Rs 13,842 crore.
Expansion remained a key lever. RRVL added 1,564 new stores during FY26, while simultaneously scaling its digital and hyperlocal commerce play. The latter emerged as a standout, with daily orders surging more than fourfold year-on-year in Q4, underlining a clear shift towards faster, localised fulfilment.
In grocery, large-format stores maintained momentum, aided by festive demand and the expansion of Smart Bazaar, which crossed 1,000 stores. Promotional campaigns such as ‘Full Paisa Vasool’ delivered record results, with sales rising 26 per cent YoY.
Digital commerce also picked up pace. JioMart added 5.8 million new users in Q4, nearly doubling its registered base year-on-year. Hyperlocal orders grew 29 per cent sequentially and over 300 per cent annually during the quarter.
Fashion and lifestyle saw steady traction. Ajio recorded a 23 per cent YoY rise in average bill value, while fast-fashion platform Shein crossed 11 million app installs, scaling rapidly with expanding product lines.
The jewellery business added further shine, with average bill value jumping 53 per cent YoY, largely driven by rising gold prices and sustained consumer demand.
Commenting on the shift, RRVL executive director Isha Ambani said hyperlocal commerce has become a structural growth driver, with orders rising more than fourfold over the year.
Looking ahead to FY27, the company is betting on technology to deepen engagement. The focus, Ambani noted, will be on AI-led merchandising, sharper pricing strategies and disciplined execution turning scale into sustained customer value.
In short, the carts are fuller, the clicks are quicker, and the next phase looks less about reach and more about precision.
