Open Source Roomba - New Robot Picks Up Stuff... Sorta

[noxabellus]

God its called iRobot

[walkingfreak]

make if give me a handjob! hahaha

[demonbreed131]

LOL hits a table and picks the table up

[qazxsw21000]

@demonbreed131 I was thinking: "What if it hits a wall?"

[bigguy7878]

id like to see it pick up a glass of water

[OblivionDarkelf]

@bigguy7878 ROFL! Thats frekin hilarious, yesh i would like to see it do that to

[Anomaly112]

2:55

do do do do do do do do

do do do do do do do do

do do do do do do do do

dodododododododo

...

DA DA DA DAAA!

You have completed THE TRIFORCE!

[projundertax]

@Anomaly112 ▲

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[ethaneveraldo]

very technically limited..

[rccarmadben]

charger went bust gunna try and get electrition to fix it but if cant gotta buy one i live in uk but if get amercan one off ebay so dont have to pay 40 odd pound for one from irobot on a adapter will it do anything to the roomba

thank you

ben

p.s cannot get a uk one that can be used with my roomba (a sage)

[quack009]

lol... "he's done it! he has removed an extremely soft object from his path!"

[mydogdoobie]

good for when you drop a joint and need some one to pick it up..................

[ArronPro]

Good for old people that can't bend down!

[st0rkus]

I think you're all missing the point: the robot isn't being

remote-controlled, but rather using internal programming

(crude A.I.). This thing obviously isn't designed to be as

advanced as a Robosapien or an Aibo, so its inputs are limited

as well as its processing ability. Considering what they're

trying to make it do with the limited hardware, I'd have to

agree with the reporter: "not bad!"

[djplayer1234]

agreed. People are missing the point that a very simplistic commercially used robot is using additional programming to expand it's original functions. Just a step in the right direction to further expansion

[tyran424]

woohoo it picked up a useless peice of foam...

even if that was a prototype or something i dont think it would get too many good ratings

[d0md0mt0mt0m]

The 4 stars on this video disagree with you. This would be a great addition to the Roomba. For instance if it detected something too big to suck up like a piece of plastic that would get caught or something, just pick it up and put it in a little bin on top of it.

[Rasputin677]

Nice try.

I have a fascination with robots; they do anything you program into them

[joenormal1]

A $120 roomba and a $500 dollar robotic arm. Pretty cool.

[nl33]

ahhhhhhh lol, it was picking up air !