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Why have robots in the home

Luxury modern home at golden hour featuring a relaxed family — parents and children with their Irish wolfhound on the patio — as a robot vacuum cleans indoors, a robot mower maintains the lawn, and a window cleaning robot polishes the glass walls.
Robots 101·June 6, 2026
The staff you never had: How robots are democratizing household support

Discover how robot vacuums, mowers & smart devices act as your invisible household staff. Reclaim time and mental energy as robots democratize home support.

Richard Naszcyniec

Is your home robot friendly?

Image of a robot in a hallway with indicators showing it has room to roam
Robot Proof Home·April 30, 2026
The Unimpeded Path: Why Your Robots Deserve the Luxury of Elbow Room

It can be sad to witness the architectural indignity: a thousand-dollar robot, a marvel of silicon and sensors, currently vibrating pathetically against the leg...

Michael Rand

Curious about how robots work?

Dog shaped robot looking at objects on the floor in a home.
How Robots Work·April 30, 2026
Object Recognition: How AI Knows a Shoe from a "Pet Accident"

Examines the mechanical and digital process that allows a robot to read the room, and make decisions like if it sees a shoe or a "pet accident".

Michael Rand
Picture of robots in a kitchen
Robot Proof Home·May 15, 2026
Conquering the kitchen

The kitchen is the high-traffic nexus of the home where human utility meets robotic necessity.

Richard Naszcyniec
A warm, inviting photograph of a living room in the late afternoon. A sleek, modern floor-cleaning robot is seen in the distance, silently cleaning near a bookshelf.
How Robots Work·May 26, 2026
The science of the scrub: how robots actually clean

Cleaning is a fundamental chore, yet it remains one of the most mechanically complex tasks we assign to machines.

Michael Rand
A small pancake shaped robot evaluating uneven terrain to determine if it can proceed.
How Robots Work·May 26, 2026
Wheels, Legs, Treads: How robots navigate the home landscape

Somewhere in your house right now, a robot is staring at the edge of a rug and running the numbers on whether today is the day it finally makes it across.

Michael Rand

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