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Cool! I’m delighted to see more exploration of this product space. Was the large profile an engineering constraint or a design choice? What’s on my mind when I
by Waterluvian 4y ago
Cool! I’m delighted to see more exploration of this product space.
Was the large profile an engineering constraint or a design choice? What’s on my mind when I buy a vacuum is if it’ll fit under things.
FWIW, I’d love a “go look for a mess” button rather than having to talk to it. I hate talking to appliances. It’s always janky and my world is rarely noise free. I don’t even need an over complicated “where do I look?” system. Just a button in my kitchen that sends it into dirt patrol mode.
P.S. I love how the kid spills a ballpark worth of peanuts and then a jump cut to like 12 nuts hitting the floor.
- mehuln 4y agoLarge profile was a design choice to enable: 1) a much larger dirtbag, 2) a water bin, 3) but most importantly, for a camera vantage point to be able to see top down the way we see from a higher vantage point to really see dirt, floor type. It allows us to build a 3D map. And go look for a mess is there as voice or app. We just thought that giving users an ability to do it as per preference is the way to go.