My take on it is that next level of disruption in the home requires a high degree of AI or robots to work.<p>Ironing clothes has to cope with intricate clothing types and shapes.  Wiping dust has to navigate a space around obstacles (like a self driving car?).  Taking the bins out has to work with a hugely varying terrain - steps, doors, gates, etc - unless you install something custom to the building.<p>That said, these solutions are the obvious way to automate the tasks we do today.  May be the disruption comes form clothes that don&#x27;t need ironing, spaces that don&#x27;t collect dust.