According to a recent report by Bloomberg, Apple is reportedly taking steps into an entirely new dimension – home robots. This project, which is only in its initial stages, aims to create a personal bot equipped with an interactive screen that moves autonomously throughout the home. Now, this doesn’t sound simple. Folks at Apple are said to still be figuring out how to make the screen/head of the robot work, especially when it uses FaceTime or how it recognizes people. If it works out finally, Apple’s robot will join the likes of other house-cleaning bots like the Roomba from iRobot. Students talked to the ‘Pepper’ robot as if it were a person. Julian Stratenschulte/picture alliance via Getty Images In addition, CNBC reported Apple’s exploration of home robots moving forward following the company’s decision to drop its electric vehicle project. However, it hasn’t all been smooth sailing for the teams. The balance of the display’s weight on the robot’s motor has presented engineering challenges and raised questions about the viability of such features and the price consumers would be willing to pay for them. Simultaneously, Apple has been rumored to develop its own artificial intelligence technology like ChatGPT, which could give our favorite virtual assistant, Siri, a significant boost. Image: Unsplash But let’s say they are building a home robot. Alright, cool—who is going to be able to afford it? Let me remind you: the Vision Pro headset launched with a $4,500 price tag! Now, imagine how much a home robot will cost. And if and when…Apple ventures into home robots with interactive screen