#10
★ Silver
Roborock's flagship Saros 20 launched in North America at $1,389.99, featuring dual-transmitter solid-state LiDAR with 21,600 sensor points (StarSight 2.0), AI-powered detection of 300+ object types, and the AdaptiLift Chassis 3.0 for crossing high thresholds and handling deep carpets. The 36,000Pa HyperForce motor represents the most powerful suction in a consumer robot vacuum. The system brings embodied AI perception architecture—previously limited to research—into mass-market consumer hardware.
#11
★ Silver
Bengaluru-based Nosh Robotics launched the Nosh One, a 57-pound AI cooking robot at $1,499 on Kickstarter (campaign closes March 25). The robot features NoshOS, a proprietary culinary AI trained on global recipes, handling sautéing, plating, and self-cleaning for soups, stews, stir-fries, and curries. The seven-year development cycle produced a system combining machine vision, manipulation, and thermal control—capabilities that have historically defeated consumer cooking robots.
#14
★ Silver
Engineer Sammy Azdoufal discovered a critical vulnerability in DJI Romo robots affecting approximately 7,000 devices across 24 countries. Misconfigured cloud credentials allowed unauthorized access to live video feeds, audio recordings, detailed floor plans, and activity logs from strangers' homes. DJI patched the vulnerability via automatic firmware updates in February 2026, but the incident exposed the scale of sensitive data collected by consumer cleaning robots.