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Have one, relegated to cleaning the garage. Just too much issues in a household with toddler stuff lying around (toys). I'd pay serious money for a real cleani
by pinaceae 10y ago
Have one, relegated to cleaning the garage. Just too much issues in a household with toddler stuff lying around (toys).
I'd pay serious money for a real cleaning robot though. Not a little disc but something that can navigate stairs, clean higher surfaces. Currently paying humans to do it. They have access to my house, etc.
Once that cleaner robot really exists, imagine the extensions to it. Give it some other sensors and you have a fire alarm and firefighter. Even overall security. Close the doors behind you. Turn off something you forgot.
Rather than put chips in every item and automate everything I'd rather have one big thing to automate my (legacy) house. Easier to upgrade, fix plus I'd have a fully functioning house if the logic fails.
Looking at Japan, they seem to lead in this area. Can't wait.