Cleaning
Floors. Windows. Pools.
Robotic vacuums and mops are the only home robots that consistently pay off. Mid-tier models are a clear buy.
We tell you which categories to buy now, which to wait on, and which to track.
Floors. Windows. Pools.
Robotic vacuums and mops are the only home robots that consistently pay off. Mid-tier models are a clear buy.
Eyes when you're away.
Patrolling indoor cameras on wheels. Useful for travel and large homes; meaningful overlap with fixed cameras.
Presence, not just function.
Social robots designed to be lived with. Emotional value is real for some households; usefulness varies widely.
Reminders. Mobility. Safety.
Medication prompts, fall detection, and gentle assistance. Promising category, still early — favor proven point solutions today.
An interface that follows you.
Voice-first home hubs in a mobile body. Mostly an evolved smart speaker today; the leap comes with embodied LLMs.
A person-shaped helper.
General-purpose humanoids in the home are still years away from being useful in most kitchens. Track, do not buy.