Roomba 400-600

The Roomba 400-600 is a Mobile Robot humanoid robot developed by iRobot. The Roomba 400-600 is unknown.

Primary use case: Robot vacuum cleaning

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My favorite robot vacuum just got quieter, and more expensive

Matic has launched the Matic Serene, a $1,695 robot vacuum that runs at 52 decibels on maximum suction, three decibels below the original Matic's 55-decibel rating. It is available now and costs $200 more than the still-sold $1,495 original, while existing owners can request a hardware upgrade in early 2027 for the difference between their purchase price and the Serene's price.

theverge.com•Oct 27, 2026•via iRobot

NEURA Robotics Launches Gen 4 Humanoid: Each Arm Makes Its Own Millisecond Decisions

NEURA Robotics unveiled the 4NE1 Gen 4 at the TUM RoboGym, combining joint-level Qualcomm Dragonwing processors for millisecond-scale reflexes with Neuron AI for higher-level planning. The on-device model integrates 3D vision, touch, force, audio, proprioception and memory, while the RoboGym uses real-task, teleoperated and simulated data pipelines; the article also cites NEURA's previously completed $1.4 billion round at a $7 billion valuation.

techtimes.com•Oct 27, 2026•via iRobot

iRobot unveils the Roomba Duo

iRobot unveiled the Roomba Duo at IFA 2026, a concept robot that combines a heavy-duty floor-washing machine with a smaller Roomba Plus 757 that can be lowered via a mechanical arm to clean tighter spaces like under tables or in corners. The main unit features autonomous docking with water tanks, lidar and camera navigation, and is iRobot's most powerful vacuum to date, capable of steam-mopping and handling solid messes.

theverge.com•Sep 4, 2026•via iRobot