Remember that robot chef Samsung “debuted” at CES 2020? It was a month or so before COVID swallowed the world, so probably not.

We’ve already seen proof that people are willing to adopt home robots with Roomba, and we’re only going to see this market grow in the coming years.

In 2020, photos of people inside their homes taken by Roomba robot vacuums appeared on social media.

The robots shown off highlight how companies are thinking about positioning the tech, including AI, in the home. Cool, a little bizarre, and in some cases smack dab in the uncanny valley, more ...

The home of 2024 isn’t necessarily wholly devoid of robots. According to its own figures, iRobot has sold more than 50 million Roombas. That, meanwhile, is a fraction of the overall number of ...

We’ve all heard of “Bob the Builder,” but one California company has come up with a real-life spinoff: robot the builder – ...