Robot vacuums are having a very weird year at CES 2025. We’ve seen robot vacs that can scoot over stairs and pick up socks. Now, another robot vacuum maker is showing off robot vacuums that can zoom around with air purifiers,

Let's be clear: It's not climbing the stairs. But we saw Dreame's X50 Ultra climb some small ledges just a couple of inches high at CES 2025, and it felt like a big step forward for making robot vacuums work for the whole home.

Every year at CES, there's a fleet of new robot vacuums that are announced which promise to keep your home cleaner, avoid objects, and pick up dirt and mop your floors better than before. However, at CES 2025, it feels like there's been a leap when it comes to innovation in robot vacuums.

It turns out that Roborock isn’t the only company that brought a robot vacuum with a mechanical arm to CES 2025. Rival company Dreame, which unveiled its stair-climbing robot vacuum earlier in the week,

Envision a robot vacuum cleaner. Now envision a mechanical arm extending in front of it to pick up a sock that someone peeled off and tossed to the ground. And now imagine this same robot vacuum cleaner picking up a bunch of discarded items and neatly arranging them,

Robot vacuum manufacturer Roborock has unveiled a new system with a robotic arm that can pick up items you leave on the floor to clean a room more thoroughly. Pricing and an exact release date haven’t been revealed.

Chinese firm Roborock showcases vacuum with advanced robotic arm at CES 2025, featuring cutting-edge navigation and mapping technology.

The AI-powered vac-mop features a first-ever mechanical grabbing arm to tidy up the room while it cleans. We got an exclusive first look ahead of CES.

Roborock's new robot vacuum-mop hybrid will grab your attention — and your stray socks. The Chinese maker of high-end cleaning tech debuted the Roborock Saros Z70 Sunday at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas after about seven years in the making.