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Apple's 'Ultra' Smart Home Robot Delayed to 2028 Amid Software Struggles

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Content overview: “Apple's 'Ultra' Smart Home Robot Delayed to 2028 Amid Software Struggles”. Apple's rumored smart home robot, often referred to as the 'Ultra' device, may not hit the market until 2028, according to a report from The Information. The hardware has reportedly been complete for about two years, but the software is not ready, prompting the software team to push for a delay. This setback highlights the challenges Apple faces in integrating advanced AI and robotics into a consumer product.

The robot is expected to be a premium offering, potentially priced around $1,000, and would compete in the emerging home robotics space. Apple's cautious approach reflects its emphasis on delivering a polished user experience. While competitors like Amazon have already launched home robots with mixed results, Apple's entry could redefine the category if it can overcome the technical hurdles. The full version stays on the original page, which this listing opens directly.

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