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The old Roomba I had made these really expressive chirps to communicate when it’s was starting, finished etc. If it got stuck on something it would make an apol
by cookingrobot 7y ago
The old Roomba I had made these really expressive chirps to communicate when it’s was starting, finished etc. If it got stuck on something it would make an apologetic “uh-oh” type of tone, and if it succeeded at something it would play a happy tone.
My newer model roomba now uses a really low quality prerecorded voice that says things like “error”. It sucks.