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Milagrow Launches Domestic Robots

BW Online Bureau Nov 08, 2014

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><root available-locales="en_US," default-locale="en_US"><static-content language-id="en_US"><![CDATA[Are you looking for a domestic help? The wait has ended now with the launch of Domestic Robots by Milagrow HumanTech. The company believes that humans serving humans for petty tasks are now outdated and using robots will soon be the way to be. This new range of domestic robots will help catalyse this into a trend and will steadily cascade into a revolution. In many developed nations, robots have been used for industrial purposes for many years, but they are now being rapidly adopted for domestic purposes. Last year, the share of domestic robots rose to an all-time record high of almost 60 per cent in terms of unit sales. Rajeev Karwal, Founder and CEO, Milagrow, says that "domestic help is becoming expensive as people have less time with working spouse, the population is increasing and so is petty crime. Domestic Robots can easily meet the resultant needs of the consumer arising from the above." Three powerful home cleaning robots will now work hard to protect Indian homes from germs and dust - RedHawk (Rs 16,990), BlackCat (Rs 15,990) and Robocop (Rs 9990). They can clean all types of surfaces from marble to carpet to wood, and can easily go re-charge themselves in between cleaning cycles. These robotic cleaners have been specially customised for the Indian consumer with higher suction power, all surface cleaning capability and larger dustbin trays. "When the battery falls below the 15 per cent level, the robot will automatically go back to its charging dock, charge itself and then go back to cleaning." Karwal added. Powered by six cleaning modes such as spot, zigzag and wall-to-wall cleaning, these robots have been thoughtfully designed to be compact so that they can easily navigate under beds, sofas and other furniture where cleaning is often neglected because of the physical discomfort that comes along. Robots are available at all the leading modern retailers and leading e-commerce websites.