Holographic Pets via iRobot Vacuum
We have recently seen iRobot go public and its IPO did quite well. Each year iRobot is introducing new models in their consumer division and vacuum lines. Some say that cats and dogs do not like these robots much, yet I find my animals often following the robot around the house and our cat stocks it and then pounces and then runs away.
So indeed our iRobot has in fact become part of the family and we would not want it any other way, besides I hate to vacuum anyway. Since the robotic iRobot vacuum models are so cool, I propose that they take them one step further. Perhaps use a little of that IPO money for some real research and development and really get into some of the latest state-of-the-art and bleeding edge technologies. How so you ask?
Well let’s face it right now Holographic Technologies are getting closer to becoming reality and soon we can see the data on our computers in 3D, 4D and 5D. We will enjoy Virtual Reality on our 360 X-Box in our living rooms. Great, great grandchildren will be about to meet their past ancestors and watch a holographic video. We will communicate in video conferencing with the image of the other people sitting next us, but not actually there. All this is on its way and even more, as the applications are endless indeed.
With that said I propose we take the top of the iRobot vacuum cleaner and make it a platform able to do holographic projection. For instance, while you are gone, you might set it to display various animals that your cat might like to hunt? Such as a pigeon landing on it and then taking off again. Your cat will no doubt find this challenging and intriguing and it will hone their hunting skills. The vacuum might have a random projection set of 10-12 holographic images to keep your cat more than occupied? Think on this.
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