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I would like to see a robot vacuum cleaner and a robot lawn mower sharing a common brain and programming to avoid duplicity and reduce cost. After you finish vacuuming the floor inside, attach the brain to the lawnmower and away you go.
Robot vacuum
http://www.irobot.com/
Robot vacuum [Sunstone, Sep 17 2007]
Robot lawn mower
http://www.friendlyrobotics.com/
Robot lawn mower [Sunstone, Sep 17 2007]
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just say "no" to grass clippings in your living room. |
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A duplicitous goat, though. This thing's honest, apparently. |
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I'm not sure, but I suspect that the "brain"
in each machine would be one of the least
expensive components. You'd be better
switching over the mains lead or the
batteries. |
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Yep, the battery on my old Roomba was over half the cost. But I'd not want it wearing out twice as fast. |
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I'd like my vacuum cleaner to fill the house with the smell of new-mown grass. |
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Hmmm - could be dangerous - if the robot is no longer confined to the lawn or the inside of the house, surely the next step is World Domination? |
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