Brian Bennett is a former senior writer for the home and outdoor section at CNET. Ecovacs has a new window cleaning robot, the Winbot X, that doesn't need a power cord to run. The upside here isn't ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. I’ve long dreamed of amassing an army of house cleaning robots. So I wanted to love the Winbot X ($599), the new window-cleaning robot ...

When Ecovacs saw how much I loved the Neato D7 Connected robot vacuum cleaner, it seemed an obvious pitch to try to sell me on a review of the Winbot X window-cleaning robot. I’m not exactly a hard ...

Already there is more than one player in this market. Local distributor robotzoo.com.au has had two on sale for more than a year: the Gecko ($297) and the Glider ($594). Over summer, I have been ...

Window cleaning robots aren't that new, but most of them, like the Windoro, rely on magnets to stay vertical. This requires the robot to be built in two parts and sets a limit on how thick the window ...

Robots are supposed to do our dirty work, so why not have them deal with the unenviable task of cleaning the outsides of our windows? It’s certainly been done before, but here at CES 2013 we’ve just ...

It's no surprise that the first wave of robots that people have welcomed into their homes were charged with the menial task of cleaning. Now that iRobot's Roomba has effectively quenched any fears ...

Our tests show the robot will stick to the window incredibly well, and it carefully covers the entire surface until the window sparkles. An included safety line means you could use robot to clean the ...

Hate cleaning your windows? Or have windows that are hard to reach? Well, let Ecovacs new Winbot W1 Pro robot do the work for you. No doubt you've seen robot vacuum cleaners. Ecovacs has a range of ...

If you have windows so large that you’re considering this $400 window-washing robot, congratulations on all your success. Me? I have regular windows. If this robot could talk, I have a feeling it ...

Cleaning windows is so arduous and dangerous that it earned its own 20 th-century catchphrase. “I don’t do windows”—a warning that the speaker may be desperate but still has limits—was a frequent ...

Ever since Spider-Man made the leap from comics to blockbuster films, I’ve always associated window washers with the Marvel superhero. After all, they share many characteristics: They constantly climb ...