Roborock has raised the bar for home automation with the launch of its latest flagship device, the Saros Z70, a robot vacuum that doesn’t just clean floors—it tidies up.
Unlike traditional robot vacuums that sweep and mop around obstacles, the Saros Z70 comes equipped with a foldable five-axis mechanical arm capable of picking up everyday clutter. From socks on the floor to misplaced toys, the robot can now handle the mess that once required human intervention.
The innovation marks a breakthrough in smart home robotics, merging advanced vacuuming and mopping functions with dexterous object manipulation. According to Roborock, the foldable arm retracts seamlessly into the body of the device when not in use, ensuring a sleek form factor and smooth navigation across living spaces.
Industry analysts are already calling the Saros Z70 “a glimpse into the future of autonomous homes,” noting that it shifts robot vacuums from passive cleaners into active home assistants.
The Z70 also retains Roborock’s hallmark features—precision LiDAR mapping, customizable cleaning zones, voice assistant integration, and adaptive suction power—while adding this robotic arm to dramatically expand its usefulness.
As demand for hands-free living grows, the Saros Z70 is positioning itself as more than just a vacuum. It’s a true home automation hub, bridging the gap between cleaning and housekeeping.
Roborock has not yet announced a retail launch date or pricing, but the reveal has sparked significant buzz among tech enthusiasts eager to see how far this leap in home robotics will go.
