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iRobot's debut household robot emulated the vacuum cleaner. The new Scooba aims to make a splash on linoleum.![]()
iRobot's debut household robot emulated the vacuum cleaner. The new Scooba aims to make a splash on linoleum.![]()
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- Who's tried it?
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- So, anyone, how well does it work?
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- The 4th Law
- by July 22, 2005 3:51 PM PDT
- Ill buy it only if it adheres to the unwritten (but understood) 4th law......Attack all cats and if the other three laws impede progress refer back to rule #4
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- Scooba on Carpets? I'm glad you asked
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- The Scooba is really amazing. First there's a sensor that detects carpets and avoids them. Then there's an included accessory called the virtual wall that keeps the scooba out of rooms/areas that you don't want it in.
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(3 Comments)What stops it from climbing from your floor to your carpet?
What's its view on world peace?
And most importantly, does it conform to the 3 Laws of Robotics (or at least a couple of them)?
Fyi- It also avoids hurting pets like it avoids ramming into walls and it turns off if you pet flips it over. Finally, It has a small water storage compartment but its easy to refill.