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1) Wash my dishes, dry them and put them away completely automatically. I have actually thought about this, since this is a chore that I absolutely hate. In my
by deepGem 9y ago
1) Wash my dishes, dry them and put them away completely automatically.
I have actually thought about this, since this is a chore that I absolutely hate. In my view no one should be subject to the task of making dishes. Some people seem to like it, God bless them !
Initial prototype will be to work with steel utensils to avoid damages. Current object detection techniques are sufficient to recognize plates, glasses, dirt etc.
I envision a setup something like this - two robotic hands sitting on top of the wash basin with a camera head. One of the hands has a built in tap and the other a detachable scrubber with soap dispenser. One arm picks up the utensil, rotates as required, sprays water as required. The other arm scrubs off the dirt until it's clean.A camera module watches until the cleaning is accomplished. Once clean, first arm piles up similar dishes in stacks.
This made up for a good hallway conversation and I had forgotten about it since then. Thanks for rekindling the thought.
- soft_freak 9y agoCan we talk ?
- deepGem 9y agoSure, email in my profile. Shoot me a message.
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- al2o3cr 9y agoThis seems like a considerable amount of mechanical complexity (two multi-axis arms) to replace what's currently done with a jet of water...
- deepGem 9y agoYes the mechanical complexity is by no means trivial, but I wouldn't call it unreasonably difficult. Reaching for an object in 3D space is bit of a path planning headache. "what's currently done with a jet of water..." I didn't catch this. Do you mean the current dishwashers ?