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If they see it a lot, then it sounds like it would be economically worth developing a version for pet owners. Rough ideas: detect moisture in material. If soem
by jsinkwitz 10y ago
If they see it a lot, then it sounds like it would be economically worth developing a version for pet owners.
Rough ideas: detect moisture in material. If soemthing 'wet' is detected on the bumper, halt. Just halt. It isn't worth it.
Otherwise, would need to have the ability to shampoo/wetvac, and that's something I don't think would work in a tiny device.
- sly010 10y agoMy first thought: A poop is probably capacitive, you could detect it without even touching it. My second thought: What else has capacitive sensors and how could I test this theory?
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- fred_is_fred 10y agoI'd venture to guess that think most people that have Roombas are pet owners, so I agree it should be a high priority feature.