The main thing I see missing in these comments is the approach from the other end. There will be a tipping point where appliance makers design small features to

The main thing I see missing in these comments is the approach from the other end. There will be a tipping point where appliance makers design small features to make their products “robot friendly.” Like making openings larger, buttons larger and otherwise easier for cheaper robots to interact with. And it will create a feedback loop where robots get more popular because they can do more in a robot enabled home, and because they are more popular they get better, and because they are better they get more popular. Let’s be honest, the roomba sucks, so It’s not really a counter argument. Once there is a robot that is useful and also seen as a status symbol, that’s when the feedback loop will begin.