Robot has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, handing control to Chinese manufacturer Picea. Here's what 50 million Roomba ...

If you’ve been thinking of upgrading your current vacuum cleaner, you’ve probably considered more well-known names like Dyson ...

iRobot has had some tough times over the past few years. And after Amazon had to pull out of acquiring the company, iRobot has been looking for a new buyer, with little luck. Now, iRobot has sold some ...

That’s where a robot vacuum comes in. While it won’t completely replace manual cleaning, it can cut down the time and effort ...

The continued existence of iRobot is questionable, as it is spending the last of the money it has to keep its already-sold products alive in the hopes of finding more cash or a buyer. The ...

To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. Preview this article 1 min The Bedford-based Roomba maker ...

A struggling American manufacturer may soon face bankruptcy. This was not just the result of low sales, but of government regulators butting in. Online retail giant Amazon announced in August 2022 ...

iRobot, once the company synonymous with robot vacuums, might not make it another year. For many years, iRobot was the company you thought of, when you thought of robot vacuums. It wasn’t “I have a ...

Shares of iRobot Corp. (NASDAQ:IRBT) lost over a third of their value on Monday, after the Roomba maker said the last remaining potential buyer had dropped out of sale negotiations, and its financial ...

iRobot (NASDAQ:IRBT) plunged 33% after the maker of Roomba robot vacuum said that the last bidder for the company has dropped out of the sales process. iRobot (NASDAQ:IRBT) has been trying to sell ...

To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. Preview this article 1 min The deadline on the loan that ...

Roomba maker iRobot can't find a buyer after an acquisition deal with Amazon fell through. Now, the company is in trouble. Credit: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg via Getty Images Is this the beginning of ...