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A robotics firm based in San Francisco has begun rolling out a novel household cleaning service powered by humanoid robots, charging customers $30 hourly for the work. The startup is initially limiting access to a select group of applicants as it tests the service in the market.
The venture represents a significant step toward commercial deployment of autonomous humanoid machines for everyday residential tasks. The move signals growing momentum in the robotics sector to move beyond laboratory prototypes toward practical consumer applications.
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