Leave the chores to your Roomba.
Too often, we take the technology of today for granted.
Imagine, as a thought experiment, presenting an iPad to any American from the Civil War era. Or gifting a home security camera to an Ancient Egyptian. Or a laptop torobot vacuum , popularized by iRobot’s Roomba brand. Consider this: explaining to someone just 25 years ago that by the year 2023, it’s not out of the ordinary to leave the cleaning to a little round robot that would cause any 1998 denizen’s head to explode.of an iRobot Roomba i4 EVO this week is low enough to make our eyes pop out of our heads.
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