CES 2022: Roborock S7 MaxV Ultra moves closer to full autonomy
Robot vacuums are a great way to reduce time spent on regular daily chores, but they still require a person to empty and maintain for regular cleaning. The new Roborock model moves closer to functioning like Rosey the Robot from the 1960s-era The Jetsons cartoon.
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