Robots and Us
from the next-big-revolution-on-the-edge-of-the-net dept
The iRobot-LE looks set to make a serious splash on the way consumers view modern day robotics. It fuses with the Internet to create a novel version of tele-presence. The iRobot-LE will allow you and others to interact with your environment from a distance, opening up a plethora of exciting automated and manual services to the consumer. However, they'll have to make the deals necessary for mass production and marketing to beat current industry giants. After all, implementation is everything and the consumer market is a strange beast.
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