iRobot Roomba products on display inside a store in Berkeley, California. Prototypes of the arms exist inside its R&D labs and could one day load dishes, pick up clothes, or bring food from kitchen to table, the company said. — Bloomberg
iRobot Corp, maker of the disc-shaped Roomba robotic vacuum cleaner, said it’s working on a household helper that will have arms that could load dishes, pick up clothes, or bring food from kitchen to table.
The Bedford, Massachusetts-based company won’t start selling such a product for at least five years. But prototypes of the arms exist inside its research and development labs, chief executive officer Colin Angle said in an interview on the sidelines of the CES consumer electronics show in Las Vegas. iRobot’s main new hardware launch for 2020 will be its Terra lawnmower.
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