[Dig1t]

>What sort of insurance do they have for that person breaking something in your home?

Probably just make the user accept a license agreement saying they accept the risk? I suspect most people would accept the risk something might get broken if it means they no longer need to clean their house.

[danpalmer]

The competition here is hiring a cleaner. Cleaners are insured. And it's even more than that, it only does a very few jobs, so we're talking a total of <5m of human time per day that it currently automates.

[giarc]

What if it breaks something and you still need to clean your house? This thing does not look like it's going to much of anything successfully.

[amanaplanacanal]

Not if the broken thing is a pet or toddler. And the amount of actual cleaning this thing appears to do is tiny.