Say hello (and please don’t kill me) to these robot hoovers with arms


The Saros Z70 robot hoover from Roborock leaves no sock untidied. — Photo: Andrej Sokolow/dpa

LAS VEGAS: A new trend is sweeping its way through robot hoovers: robotic arms that can grab things.

At the CES tech trade fair in Las Vegas (on until January 10), manufacturers Roborock and Dreame are showcasing devices that can clear objects out of the way instead of just moving around them.

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