Dyson shows off robotic arm that can find crisps at back of your sofa


Dyson, the British company known for household appliances, is working on a robotic arm that can clean up at home. — Dyson/dpa

LONDON: Washing dishes, tidying up, vacuuming – British company Dyson, best known for its vacuum cleaners and hairdryers, wants robots to handle virtually all household chores in future.

The company says it’s working on high-tech helpers that are set to be able to autonomously carry out basic tasks around the home, including robotic arms that can pick up objects.

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