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Its Mint hard-floor robotic cleaner combines a floor washer and dry sweeper into one device that, with the help of what it bills as GPS-like technology, figures out where it's been and what to avoid.

Cutlery made from potato peelings and a robotic cleaner that can tackle pollution in rivers, lakes and canals are among the groundbreaking international designs shortlisted for the prestigious annual James Dyson award.

Just as she was about to dial into her meeting from the mirror the robotic cleaner came on.

Robotic cleaners can help.

"In the short term, we're more likely to see this sort of system on a domestic robot – such as a robotic vacuum cleaner, for instance," said research leader Professor Roberto Cipolla.

Choose a robotic pool cleaner if you want a pool cleaner that works on its own.

The robots are on the rise in any event, from home-helper robots such as Roomba the robotic vacuum cleaner from iRobot and Electolux's Trilobite 2.0 to robotic pets and adaptive robots, such as WowWee's Robopet, Tiger Electronics Furbiess and the CeBIT-launched Zeno all the way through to the less cute arena of robotic weapons.

You might mistake the new Neato XV-11 Vacuum Robot for an earlier version of a robotic vacuum cleaner.

Transportation: Autonomous cars, trucks and, possibly, aerial delivery vehicles may alter how we commute, work and shop and create new patterns of life and leisure in cities. Home/service robots: Like the robotic vacuum cleaners already in some homes, specialized robots will clean and provide security in live/work spaces that will be equipped with sensors and remote controls.

In an oft-cited 2007 study, researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology surveyed 30 owners of Roomba, the disk-shaped robotic vacuum cleaner, and found that the majority gave their robots names and a gender, with many even considering it as a member of the family as if it were a pet.

From this perspective, affordable assistive robots are a special case of, on the one hand, the now common use of telecare and, on the other, small robots such as robotic vacuum cleaners.