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Sounds easy in theory but the machine would need to figure out how to sort any kind of clothing and may require a lot of space. How about restricting only to d
by vinchuco 10y ago
Sounds easy in theory but the machine would need to figure out how to sort any kind of clothing and may require a lot of space.
How about restricting only to dress shirts and having an automated inflatable dummy that uses steam to "iron" from inside out?
- kyriakos 10y agoThere is an automated shirt ironing machine I believe it's targeted to dry cleaners though. Even if someone creates one for home use it will take a considerable amount of space. Ideally we need something that can identify the type of garment (maybe even material) and then apply a particular ironing strategy. The only way a generic ironing appliance can be made is if it replicates a human ironing in a press. At the end of the day though wearing ironed clothes is a matter of fashion and materials. Might be easier to switch to materials that require minimal effort to be straightened or just people stop being concerned if their clothes are wrinkled.