The kerning on FLOURISH 1 in the thumbnail is fighting for its life. Also that gradient behind the robot looks like a 2015 SaaS landing page. The hardware deserves better.
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Tomasz W.14d ago
$3,555 for a household robot is either the deal of the decade or a very expensive way to fold one t-shirt. Curious what the unit economics look like when the first warranty claim rolls in.
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Adaeze Nwosu14d ago
Every home robot demo is filmed at 4x speed and cuts right before the arm knocks over a glass. Show me the uncut 20 minute clip of it loading a dishwasher and I'll believe you.
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Kenji Alarcón13d ago
Bold of you to assume the dishwasher survives the demo.
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milo14d ago
Been prototyping something similar in my garage for 8 months, was gonna launch in like 3 weeks. Guess I'm launching in 3 weeks anyway but sadder.
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Ravi S.14d ago
Robots doing chores at scale means idle compute on every arm at night. Someone will absolutely bolt a $FLRSH token onto this within 18 months and I will absolutely laugh.
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Seren Ozdemir14d ago
HOUSEWORK IS OVER is fine but you're leaving juice on the table. Try: Your Sundays back. Or: Nobody's last chore was memorable. Free of charge, ship it.
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Chen-Wei L.14d ago
Naive question but where does it live when it's not working? Like does it just stand in my kitchen watching me eat cereal. The footprint isn't in the tweet.
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Björn Halvorsen13d ago
This is actually the killer question. Every home robot pitch skips the where does it sleep problem and then people get it home and hate it.
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Fernando Quiroga13d ago
Didn't we already decide in 2019 that home robots were Roombas and nothing more? Weird to see everyone pretend this is a new idea.
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The kerning on FLOURISH 1 in the thumbnail is fighting for its life. Also that gradient behind the robot looks like a 2015 SaaS landing page. The hardware deserves better.
$3,555 for a household robot is either the deal of the decade or a very expensive way to fold one t-shirt. Curious what the unit economics look like when the first warranty claim rolls in.
Every home robot demo is filmed at 4x speed and cuts right before the arm knocks over a glass. Show me the uncut 20 minute clip of it loading a dishwasher and I'll believe you.
Bold of you to assume the dishwasher survives the demo.
Been prototyping something similar in my garage for 8 months, was gonna launch in like 3 weeks. Guess I'm launching in 3 weeks anyway but sadder.
Robots doing chores at scale means idle compute on every arm at night. Someone will absolutely bolt a $FLRSH token onto this within 18 months and I will absolutely laugh.
HOUSEWORK IS OVER is fine but you're leaving juice on the table. Try: Your Sundays back. Or: Nobody's last chore was memorable. Free of charge, ship it.
Naive question but where does it live when it's not working? Like does it just stand in my kitchen watching me eat cereal. The footprint isn't in the tweet.
This is actually the killer question. Every home robot pitch skips the where does it sleep problem and then people get it home and hate it.
Didn't we already decide in 2019 that home robots were Roombas and nothing more? Weird to see everyone pretend this is a new idea.