Posted on Jun 15, 2018
Automation: How iRobot's Roomba vacuum cleaner became part of the family | ZDNet
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Great article for business school and a happy ending story. Such great success but surprising. FYI, they also make some counter-IED tools. I have a Roomba...my wife did not think I should by the one with the 50 cal on it....
Great article for business school and a happy ending story. Such great success but surprising. FYI, they also make some counter-IED tools. I have a Roomba...my wife did not think I should by the one with the 50 cal on it....
Automation: How iRobot's Roomba vacuum cleaner became part of the family | ZDNet
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We got the iRobot Pak-bot in 2004 or so. Not as capable as the Talon but as a recon tool it worked well. I don't have a Roomba but I would at least have a pistol mount for it, SSgt GG-15 RET Jim Lint! LOL
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TSgt David L. I used to live in WASH DC and the gun laws were crazy. I am OUT of there, and NV is much better. I like the idea of a pistol mount!!
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SSgt GG-15 RET Jim Lint - DC is allowing SOME CCWs, but not many. The west is much better for guns, since most of us grow up with them. Both coasts seem to be super-lib and are hard to deal with if you are pro gun.
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