A San Francisco company is providing a unique cleaning service using humanoid robots. This service is being offered to select applicants in the San Francisco area. The cost of this service is $30 per hour.
Further details about this robotics startup and its humanoid home cleaning services can be found through ABC13 Houston, including information on the selected applicants and the services provided.
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