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| Mazda has unveiled its all-new Mazda3 at the LA Auto Show and the fully redesigned model is a global car. The first market to get it will be North America in early 2019. Mazda says that the car has a “matured Kodo” design language, and it is a very nice looking car. They share the […] | |
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Trips to the movies are just the worst, with exorbitant prices, endless trailers, bad seats and, of course, the other people. Attendances in the UK are flat and dwindling in the US as more folks choose to stay at home. As gimmicks like 3D fizzle, the...
Household chores suck. If you ask me, the worst chore is scrubbing toilets. We all dread it. If only there were a robot that would do the job for us. Well, there is. A team of researchers from the University of Koblenz-Landau have created a robot that specializes in the dirty job.
This toilet-scrubbing bot can detect people, objects, and the toilet seat, and even has a microphone for speech recognition, as well as a mobile base for moving around. It can approach a toilet, clean the seat and even the floor around the toilet. It will even pick up stray pieces of toilet paper and toilet rolls. It’s not the sexiest looking robot, but it gets the job done – albeit very slowly.
Sadly, it will be a while until we see this bot in our homes, so until then stop peeing everywhere, will ya? And when it does arrive, it will hit public areas like malls and airports first. But maybe soon after we can get this in our homes, so that robots can do what they were made to do – get down on their robo-knees and clean our toilets. Please don’t kill me future robots. I was just kidding.
The toilet scrubbing robot may just be the single most important robotic development yet. Mankind thanks you researchers. You are creating beautiful things now instead of things that will kill us all.
[via Digital Trends via Mike Shouts]
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| The development team at Infomir based in Geneva, Switzerland have created a new Bluetooth headphone amplifier aptly named WHOOSHI. Designed to provide high resolution wireless audio thanks to the inclusion of Qualcomm aptX HD technology and a 32bit DAC and amplifier the WHOOSHI has this week launched via Kickstarter to raise the required funds it […] | |
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| Jonghong Park at the University of the Arts Bremen has created a new Arduino powered device called Bit, to illustrate complex interrelationships. Watch the video below to learn more about the device which provides a captivating visualisation of how everything is linked together using the Markov chain principle. “The installation ‘bit’ represents a natural random […] | |
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| The Samsung Foldable Smartphone is coming next year, we have heard lots of rumors about what it will be called, the latest one suggests that it will be named the Samsung Galaxy Fold. Previous rumors have suggested that the handset would be called the Galaxy F, so this new name for the Samsung Galaxy Fold […] | |
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| PlayStation gamers who have not spent all their money during Black Friday and Cyber Monday. May be interested to know that the PlayStation Store Christmas weekend discounts are available from today. “Be a thrill-seeking treasure hunter in Uncharted: Lost Legacy or immerse yourself in some of mankind’s greatest conflicts in Battlefield V. Battle history’s greatest […] | |
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The UK's EV charging infrastructure is getting a huge boost courtesy of a new partnership between the country's biggest supermarket chain, Tesco, and Volkswagen. They're joining forces to install 2,500 charging bays at 600 Tesco stores by 2020. Custo...
