what the hell is this may
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may would we own a roomba
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They move at random on first go so that they can internally map and systematically clean your floor
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I have a Roomba in my room, but my brother broke it four years ago because he kept leaving his soldiers in my room, and the Roomba kept vacuuming up all those soldiers.
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Lmao
I didn’t know this existed. This is fucking fantastic.
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you know what they say fish fear me buddy
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Only the high-end ones that explicitly advertise they have mapping technology. The default Roomba does not map jack shit
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what we really need are portable quasi-stellar obliterators. that’d clean my floor
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Yea lol
Average Stellaris fan
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I searched it up
here’s the specific model mapping table if anyone is interested
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Update: Slightly outdated knowledge! Modern base model Roombas have some capability to sense the room they’re in and follow a systematic pattern. Childhood unruined!
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Oddly specific data
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I knew the story that they found random movement was good enough and it wasn’t worth paying for sensor. Suppose I should’ve assumed in the following years they got cheaper/people got more willing to pay for the sensor
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I met the inventor of the Roomba at a party once. I should have infinite Roomba knowledge. Unfortunately I don’t care I prefer just sweeping normalstyle
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I cannot Imagine ever buying a nine hundred dollar roomba. That’s how much the fancy ones cost. Nine hundred dollars. How could that ever be worth it? How?
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from when we played fortnite duh
I’ve heard that some early models have systems based on insects.
I dont know what this means but I hope it’s true.