CES Was Full of Useless Robots and Machines That Don’t Work

Re:CES Was Full of Useless Robots and Machines That Don’t Work by swarnie_ on Monday January 15, 2018 @05:45AM (#16149765)

> you'll have random parts of your kitchen inaccessible at random points of time.

Rethink how we store things. Rather then all plates in one place, all bowls in another ect. you mix everything up so each cabinet has the same variety of objects in it.

I know this only deals with one of your extremely valid points. I know some of the sorting/organizing people on here (the ones who label their label guns) would freak.

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Re:CES Was Full of Useless Robots and Machines That Don’t Work by xg15 on Monday January 15, 2018 @08:27AM (#16150319)

Thanks for taking the effort to think up a solution, but I'm not sold.

> Rethink how we store things

My apologies, but no. I'd like to not design my whole kitchen (and kitchen usage patterns) around my dishwasher.

> Rather then all plates in one place, all bowls in another ect. you mix everything up so each cabinet has the same variety of objects in it.

How would I quickly find the dishes I'm looking for? (No, installing RFID sensors or watertight cameras in each cupboard, "indexing" the dishes and providing a smartphone app with search is not an option.)

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