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The Roborock Saros Z70 robovac features a mechanical arm called OmniGrip that can be deployed to clear obstructions weighing up to 300 grams.

It turns out that Roborock isn’t the only company that brought a robot vacuum with a mechanical arm to CES 2025. Rival company Dreame, which unveiled its stair-climbing robot vacuum earlier in the week,

The robot in question is Roborock's shiny new Saros Z70, a new model we watched pick up socks for hours here at CES 2025 to demonstrate the next phase in mechanized cleaning. It's the first-ever mass produced robovac to have this particular skill.

Roborock has unveiled its latest flagship robotic vacuum cleaners, including a futuristic model with an AI-powered articulated grabbing arm that will pick up your dirty socks.

The new Roborock Saros Z70 robot vacuum features an arm that grabs toys, socks, and other small obstacles to clean your floors more thoroughly.

At CES 2025 in Las Vegas, which kicks off this week, Roborock, a Chinese manufacturer of robot vacuums and other household cleaning appliances, has unveiled a new robotic vacuum model with a foldable robotic arm.

Every year the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) has some delightfully silly products, but sometimes you get a device like the Roborock Saros Z70, which sits on the line between "that's silly" and "I need it".