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Per the keynote video, the bodysuit is machine washable. As long as 1X stays in business or enthusiasts exist, I have to imagine there will be some option to c
by yesfitz 1y ago
Per the keynote video, the bodysuit is machine washable.
As long as 1X stays in business or enthusiasts exist, I have to imagine there will be some option to clean/replace the head covering on the $20,000 robot.
- Hamuko 1y agoCan it wash its own bodysuit?
- SV_BubbleTime 1y agoI super duper don’t want to watch it crawl out of its own skin thank you very much for that offer.
- atonse 1y agoWill it wash itself? Would be totally ironic if we had to strip the robot of its clothes and wash it :)
- rootnod3 1y agoBuy two and make them wash each other :D
- xattt 1y agoI just think about how things are when they are brand new versus their in-use appearance. Think about a MacBook that’s a couple of years old. Glossy letters on the keycaps, a couple of sneeze splatters on the screen, some cosmetic scratches.
- yesfitz 1y agoI actually stopped using a phone case because I liked the dings and scratches on my phone. The wear made it feel like my device. As for cloth, I feel similarly about my worn flannel shirts and some chunky-knit sweaters, but not car seats or white shirts with some tomato-sauce stain on them. Assuming this style of robot catches on, the designers or enthusiasts may find ways to make the cloth wear feel cozy instead of ratty.