Engadget - iRobot's Bedford, Massachusetts headquarters is literally crawling (well, rolling) with robots of all shapes and sizes, from friendlier household fare like Scoobas and Roombas, to the 450-pound Warrior battlefield 'bot, which patrols the perimeter, looking for mock IEDs. The highlight of our trip this week, however, had to be the time we spent with 110 FirstLook. Sure, durability is job number one, when you're building products for the military, but the plucky little robot takes things to a whole new level.
Yes, this means your robot has another smaller robot on it.
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No longer must my feet look like I’ve been running amok in the woods like a Hobbit thanks to iRobot and the Roomba i3+.
