Faced with a deluge of Chinese competitors, debt issues and the collapse of a sale to Amazon, American home robotics company ...

Colin Angle, the CEO and founder of iRobot, believes that tech giants have botched the smart home. Systems like Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, Apple HomeKit, and Samsung SmartThings all boast ...

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The bundle includes one smart vacuum with automatic dirt disposal and a third-gen Echo Dot. Pair them to enable voice commands via Alexa or Google virtual assistants or the iRobot Home app. From ...

Shopping for robot vacuums feels overwhelming when you’re staring at options ranging from $200 budget models to $2,000 ...

iRobot has built a new intelligence platform, called iRobot Home Genius Intelligence, that aims to change the way customers interact with their networked robots and may become the integration point ...

If you have smart devices in your home, odds are pretty good one of those devices is from iRobot or Google. The two companies know how to add functionality to your home, and now they want to get even ...

iRobot has launched a new Roomba model that can deliver personalized cleaning experiences thanks to its recently launched platform called the iRobot Genius Home Intelligence. It’s also the company’s ...

Why does Amazon want a robot vacuum company? Spoiler: It's always about the data. Since my start in 2008, I've covered a wide variety of topics from space missions to fax service reviews. At PCMag, ...

iRobot has a new autonomous gizmo to make your life a little lazier. Today, the company that brought you Roomba is announcing a new robotic lawnmower called Terra. The debut has been long-anticipated.

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