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We’re selling our robot! Here’s a customer using it to fold their t-shirts and underwear - 8 unseen items in 10 mins in a brand new home. Works in any home or business, on any clothing. It sorts, folds & stacks at 1 min per item. A real working... show more

Usman Roshan

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17,734 次观看 • 10 个月前 •via X (Twitter)

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Groyp Soldier10 个月前

@7Xrobotics Why does it just throw the underwear around 💀

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Usman Roshan10 个月前

@7Xrobotics I think it's trying to figure out if it's an underwear and in the end it sees it is and drops it by the table side. Ideally there should be two boxes on the left side - one to hold folded and stacked t-shirts and other for underwear and socks.

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Philip Smith10 个月前

@7Xrobotics The first few minutes is literally how i fold my underwear

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Usman Roshan10 个月前

@7Xrobotics It’s trying to figure out what it is because it hasn’t seen many boxer briefs - it finally recognizes it and throws it in the underwear + socks pile. This is all unseen new data and a new home that the robot is seeing for the first time

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Obligate Chronovore10 个月前

@7Xrobotics are you kidding me? less than a minute in, it's already thrown clean clothes on the floor. it takes me about 5 seconds for a shirt. why on earth would I invest in something that is 12X slower than I am, AND takes up all this space, AND is loud as hell for no reason? lmao no

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Shadow Defense10 个月前

@7Xrobotics How much I have another job and not folding clothes

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Crystal Wilson9 个月前

@7Xrobotics Can you please check your dm? @Deeplearner2

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Fanf66610 个月前

@7Xrobotics Cost and payload

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