A niche market will appear for gently used Ai robot dolls.
And vigorously used ones, as well.
It would be funny if they adopted the franchise model like they do with automobiles. A showroom for the new model year.
Used ones in the back room.
Somewhere, someone will eventually get a phone call from a displeased nursing home director. Their aged relative had an Ai robot delivered to the front office, and they need a family member to approve...
Did the design for manufacturability review include practical cleaning procedures?
I can't imagine they forgot it, but I don't blame them for omitting it from mention in the advertisements.
Someone should go rally the troops at 4chan by encouraging them to demand that the time folks at Consumer Reports do a thorough review of the sex bot marketplace.
These clowns have a robot, but they have someone manually programming it to do basic towel folds. The vision systems don't easily differentiate between physical features, and periodically changing light conditions.
That open set-up in the ambient light, is destined for failure. But it's a decent marketing hook.
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A niche market will appear for gently used Ai robot dolls.
And vigorously used ones, as well.
It would be funny if they adopted the franchise model like they do with automobiles. A showroom for the new model year.
Used ones in the back room.
Somewhere, someone will eventually get a phone call from a displeased nursing home director. Their aged relative had an Ai robot delivered to the front office, and they need a family member to approve...
We're living in interesting times.
They are building Replicants, so we need a Blade Runner when they go rouge.
That blade runner will be a modern Jack the ripper.
Do they include a self-cleaning feature?
Did the design for manufacturability review include practical cleaning procedures?
I can't imagine they forgot it, but I don't blame them for omitting it from mention in the advertisements.
Someone should go rally the troops at 4chan by encouraging them to demand that the time folks at Consumer Reports do a thorough review of the sex bot marketplace.
"This sex bot's power level is over 9000!"
Also, the canned video clips of those robots folding laundry is ridiculous.
They make it look like it can differentiate between clothing items, etc. People have no idea how this crap actually works.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VG14Dqy8bS8&t=0
These clowns have a robot, but they have someone manually programming it to do basic towel folds. The vision systems don't easily differentiate between physical features, and periodically changing light conditions.
That open set-up in the ambient light, is destined for failure. But it's a decent marketing hook.