Parents, celebrate!

Roborock is taking action to confront one of the common hurdles of parenthood: the never-ending mess of tiny socks, tissues, and various small items that children leave behind. Debuting at **CES 2025**, the latest **Roborock Saros Z70** is a robot vacuum with a unique twist—literally. While it may initially resemble a standard circular robot vacuum, it is equipped with a remarkable feature: a robotic arm. Roborock has revealed that the Saros Z70 will launch in the first half of 2025, although details on pricing are still undisclosed.

### Introducing the OmniGrip Arm

The robotic arm, referred to as **OmniGrip**, is being promoted as the “first-ever mass-produced foldable robotic arm” for a robot vacuum. This groundbreaking addition enables the Saros Z70 to pick up small items weighing up to 300 grams, including socks, tissues, and small towels. While Roborock hasn’t specified exactly how the vacuum utilizes these collected items, the arm also aims to clean hard-to-reach spaces, enhancing its functionality.

### Reasons to Consider

Even for individuals without children, the Saros Z70 could revolutionize the process of tidying up minor messes and maneuvering through challenging areas. For parents, however, it might just be the ideal assistant in managing the household chaos.

If you find the concept of a robot vacuum that offers more than just floor cleaning appealing, the Roborock Saros Z70 could be something to watch for.