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Would you let a humanoid robot clean your house for €26 per hour?

Euronews Portugal8 September 2026 at 04:20

A company is offering domestic cleaning services through humanoid robots at the price of 26 euros per hour. The idea raises the question of whether consumers would be willing to trust a robot to clean their homes.

The company responsible for the service states that demand is growing consistently. According to the data presented, an increasing number of potential clients are expressing interest in this type of technological solution for household tasks.

Due to the high level of interest, the company has created a waiting list for potential clients who wish to join the service. This list has been growing as information about the availability of the humanoid robots spreads.

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