Robot vacuum cleaner to remotely control other appliances

OSAKA, Japan - Sharp Corp. demonstrates a new service using its Cocorobo robot vacuum cleaner in Osaka on Nov. 21, 2012. The electric appliance maker said it will start the service in December 2012 to enable users of the robot vacuum cleaner to operate electric appliances from outside the home via smartphone.

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