Matic keeps climbing over low objects: Workarounds?
Has anyone found a good way to get Matic to recognize and avoid low-profile objects that it otherwise tries to climb over?
My two problem areas are a bathroom scale and the low base of my coffee table.
Matic regularly drives over the bathroom scale and sometimes drags it around the room. It actually damaged my previous scale by catching and pulling off a panel that housed some wiring. With the coffee table, it will hop over the low raised base and drive underneath, but then often gets stuck because it doesn't seem able or willing to cross the same bump to get back out.
Fixed no-go zones don't really solve either problem because both the scale and coffee table move around slightly during normal use.
What I'm wondering is whether anyone has found a physical way to make objects like these more visible to Matic. For example, has anyone tried putting contrasting tape, stickers, reflective markers, a thin border, or anything similar around a low object that Matic will reliably recognize and avoid?
Basically, I'm looking for some kind of simple visual or physical indicator I can add to these objects that tells Matic, "this is an obstacle, don't climb over it."
I reported the coffee table behavior to support when I bought Matic last year. At the time they said they'd reproduced the specific issue and were working on it. More recently I received a more general response that navigation would continue improving over time, so I'm curious whether anyone in the community has found a practical workaround.