CES 2025 is filled with weird, new robot vacuum innovations. Dreame, a Chinese tech company, has unveiled its new X50 Ultra, a "stair-climbing" robot vacuum. But before you start dreaming (pun intended) of a bot that can clean your steps, here’s the reality: the X50 Ultra doesn’t actually climb stairs.

E nvision 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 s

Splashy TV and laptop launches are some of the topics that tend to dominate CES, but for CES 2025, many companies tried to make waves in the robot vacuum space as well. These smart home devices have come a long way in the past few years,

The Dreame X50 Ultra robot vacuum from CES 2025 can't actually go up stairs, but it still does a ton for the price — especially after saving $390 by pre-ordering.

We're giving this robot with mechanical task arm a Best of CES Award. The only question left is, how soon can we get one?

CES 2025 was a smorgasbord of robot vacuums and mops, and these five stood out the most thanks to advanced technology and interesting innovations.

Meet the latest innovation in cleaning tech—a roomba-like vacuum equipped with a foldable five-axis OmniGrip robotic arm. This tiny yet powerful arm can lift objects up to 300g, effortlessly handling items like socks and toys while tidying your space.

There have been a few trends this week at CES, from integrated AI to electric toothbrushes and robot vacuum mops. We checked out many of the latter between the LVCC and the Venetian show floors and here are the five models that stand out the most to us.