Angela Moscaritolo
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- Sep 4, 2026
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iRobot Built a Transformer Vacuum That Deploys a Mini-Me to Clean Under Your Couch (opens the original)
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BERLIN—iRobot is delivering true innovation at IFA with a concept robot vacuum that blew my mind. Called the Roomba Duo, it's really two robots in one, with some pretty amazing functionality. During a demo, I watched it roll over and suck up a pile of spaghetti on the floor like it was nothing, then wash the carpet where the pasta had been. That's not all. It then used a mechanical arm to deploy a smaller robot that had been tucked into a compartment on top of the main unit. The mechanical arm w
CSI: Living Room? Dyson's New $1,200 Robot Vacuum Uses UV Light to Hunt Down Invisible Stains (opens the original)
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BERLIN–Maybe I've been watching too many murder shows lately, but Dyson's latest robot vacuum reminds me of a detective. Unveiled at IFA, the Dyson R3 Nurovi Spot+Scrub UV uses an ultraviolet LED to find invisible stains on your floor, like something out of "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation." "Specifically, [it can detect] real nasties, things like pet urine, spilled milk, alcohol, beer," Dyson engineer Guy Turner told me. "As they dry on the floor, they become transparent; they're really hard to
The Banned Robot Vacuums America Wasn't Supposed to Get Just Shattered Every Power Record (opens the original)
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BERLIN—Roborock treats IFA as its personal victory lap, and this year's flagship debuts sit comfortably at the top of the category in both raw muscle and versatility. Headlining the showcase are the Roborock Saros 20 Flow Complete and the Roborock Qrevo Edge 3 Pro (branded as the Saros 20 Neo in Europe). While both robot vacuum/mop hybrids serve as the brand's top-tier offerings, their core difference comes down to mopping philosophy: The Saros 20 Flow Complete sports a self-cleaning roller mop,
Osmo 360 II: DJI Just Dropped Its Best 360 Camera Yet, But the FCC Banned It From the US (opens the original)
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BERLIN–DJI today launched its latest 360 camera for creators, and I got a chance to check it out at IFA. Like the Osmo Pocket 4P vlogging camera, the Osmo 360 II (priced at $3,899 HDK, about $497) will sidestep the US amid the FCC's ban on all new DJI camera products. After trying the Osmo 360 II here in Berlin, I'm really annoyed that US buyers won't have access to this fantastic creative tool. The most significant upgrades for the second-gen model include replaceable lens covers, a bidirection
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