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Geoff Glave

@geoffglave
2 posts
2021-10-03
Great article by @caro_milanesi re her experience with Amazon's Astro. It's interesting that when we initially considered sentient robots - Like R2-D2 or WALL-E we didn't really think about them being “cloud-connected,” and sending everything back to HQ. https://www.fastcompany.com/ ...
2021-10-03 View on X
Fast Company

Amazon Astro review: impressive autonomous navigation skills, reasonable price for the tech, attractive design, but its daily utility is questionable

In a two-week trial, Astro was surprisingly endearing and avoided hazards such as pets and stairs.  But I still don't know what I'd do with one.

2021-10-02
Great article by @caro_milanesi re her experience with Amazon's Astro. It's interesting that when we initially considered sentient robots - Like R2-D2 or WALL-E we didn't really think about them being “cloud-connected,” and sending everything back to HQ. https://www.fastcompany.com/ ...
2021-10-02 View on X
Fast Company

Amazon Astro review: impressive autonomous navigation skills, reasonable price for the tech, attractive design, but its daily utility is questionable

In a two-week trial, Astro was surprisingly endearing and avoided hazards such as pets and stairs.  But I still don't know what I'd do with one.