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I think custom dishware is key, and will certainly catch on. One of the major problems with household robots is working in an environment designed for humans. S

I think custom dishware is key, and will certainly catch on. One of the major problems with household robots is working in an environment designed for humans. Small changes like putting RFID style tags or magnetic strips in dishes mean a robot that clears away your dirty dishes becomes a possibility, without relying on expensive and error prone computer vision or human-equivalent hands.

IshKebab 7y ago
> RFID style tags or magnetic strips in dishes Probably not though because the hard bit of robots picking stuff up isn't really identifying the objects. Magnets might help, but you can't put them in metal or transparent items anyway.