I have to admit a certain bias for personal robotics. Nearly two decades ago, when I was first married, our ring bearer was a robot, and one right off the production line. Even today, he remains with us in his little home in the corner of our cellar, where you can almost hear him mumble: “Honestly, I didn’t order that extra case of champagne; it was your old boss. Lemme out.” We remember him fondly for his ability to entertain children and trip the older guests.
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Personal Robotics: The Technology the US Will Miss
Posted by: Rob Enderle April 5, 2004 06:15 AMI have to admit a certain bias for personal robotics. Nearly two decades ago, when I was first married, our ring bearer was a robot, and one right off the production line. Even today, he remains with us in his little home in the corner of our cellar, where you can almost hear him mumble: “Honestly, I didn’t order that extra case of champagne; it was your old boss. Lemme out.” We remember him fondly for his ability to entertain children and trip the older guests.