 This is the moment we've all been waiting for. I'm Paul Miller with The Verge, and I found a robot that can go to the kitchen, go open the fridge, get a can of Diet Coke or an adult beverage, and bring it to you. Oh, oh, hey, hey. And then he dabs. He dabs on the robot haters who thought this day could never come. So my buddy Aeolus has other functionality other than fridge beer delivery. You can actually attach a vacuum cleaner. It can sweep. It can move chairs around, so it gets the chairs away, and then it sweeps. It's supposed to be able to find your glasses. We'll see how well that works. So what's important to know is that this will not be cheap, but they're trying to make it kind of affordable. It's going to ship by the end of this year, and they're saying a roughly equivalent to a family of four on vacation overseas. So whatever you think that means, so like maybe less than $20,000. In the labs, like universities build robots that have some of these functionalities, and it's like $300,000. So it's really cool if they can get this into the home for under the cost of your home. That'd be nice. I'm obviously pretty excited. I've seen a lot of robots. I've seen a lot of robots at this show, but none of them do anything other than like vacuum or just like look cute. So I'm ready. I'm ready for this to happen. If you enjoyed this video about the best robot ever, there's other less important things on youtube.com slash the verge. We'll be at CS all week, and we love robots. I'm about to broker a peace between humankind, specifically myself, Paul Miller, and Aeolus. Congratulations on being a robot. He doesn't shake hands yet. Good job.