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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
10-02-2012 @ 7:01PM
pwanless said...
Interesting concept but this demo video is shown under ideal conditions of a slow leisurely walking pace, having a nice, smooth, flat floor, and no bustling crowds. Even under these ideal circumstances, you can see the case on the verge of tipping over several times. It wouldn't get ten feet in an airport without tipping over from a bump or someone knocking into it.
I actually think this technology would be much better used on grocery shopping carts, where the floors are always flat and nothing is going to tip. With the cart following you, you can gather things from shelves with both hands, and always know which cart is yours, and if you leave your cart behind, you get the vibration that says go get it.
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10-02-2012 @ 7:37PM
Carol said...
The grocery cart idea is great. The suitcase? Not so great.