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US-based robot vacuum maker Matic rolls out a firmware update that lets users control its $1,245 vacuum with voice commands in more than 70 languages

The device, from Silicon Valley brand Matic, can be controlled fully by voice instructions, helping it stand apart from the competition.

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US-based robot vacuum maker Matic rolls out a firmware update that lets users control its $1,245 vacuum with voice commands in more than 70 languages

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