I Hired Humanoid Robots to Clean up After a Wild Houseparty for for $100 — Here’s How It Went

I hired humanoid robots to clean up after a wild houseparty for for $100 — here’s how it went

A $50-an-hour humanoid robot maid test in San Francisco flopped within 15 minutes as a droid collapsed and required human rescue, according to online videos.

I hired humanoid robots to clean up after a wild house party for for $100 — here’s how it went

That’s according to San Francisco resident Linda Akkarach, who decided to enlist the aid of a robot cleaning crew to tidy up after a house party, paying $50/hr for two humanoid robots from startup Tau Robotics to help with sweeping, mopping and sprucing up the two-story loft. Videos shared…

Tau’s humanoid robots scrub toilets for $100 a visit, and a human steers them

Tau Robotics now sends pairs of humanoid robots to clean homes in San Francisco. A hands-on test shows they still lean on remote human pilots, stagger on stairs and see everything in your home.