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Robot vacuum companies are once again out in full force at CES 2026, giving their devices a new set of intriguing — and sometimes unsettling — capabilities. This year, Chinese appliance maker Dreame ...

CES 2026 kicked off in style, as Roborock caught our attention by announcing the world's first robot vacuum with legs. After unveiling a robot with arms at CES 2025, the company decided to break new ...

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Roborock showed off the Saros 20 series at CES 2026. It has a record-breaking 35,000 Pa suction and can climb obstacles up to 3.3 inches high. The Saros 20 Sonic has a mop that can be extended to ...

It's a piece of exercise "equipment" most people overlook, but that staircase can do more than get you from point A to point B. If you've wondered about the average number of calories burned climbing ...

If you’ve ascended a flight or two of stairs, you likely know the feeling of being out of breath once you reach the top. It’s a common occurrence among folks of all ages and fitness abilities. But is ...

You might finally stop carrying your vacuum between floors. Dreame showcased its Cyber X concept, a cleaner equipped with retractable rubber tracks that allow it to autonomously navigate stairs and ...

The domestic cleaning battle between homeowner and multi-story house has finally reached a ceasefire, thanks to a vacuum cleaner that refuses to be grounded by physics or floor plans. All it took was ...

Roborock, a Chinese smart home appliance manufacturer, has announced the Roborock Saros Rover, a robot vacuum cleaner that can go up and down stairs. Roborock is scheduled to make its announcement at ...

At CES, where companies not only imagine but actually demonstrate concepts that define what our lives may look like in years to come, Chinese company Roborock offered a sneak peek at what could become ...