Robotic Chair Can Fix Itself

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  thecoolstuff - 4 years ago

  mental breakdown?: give me a break, this aint to mental break down...i feel ripped off.

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  lukemon - a year ago

   what did I miss I heard people laughing in the background at something but I guess I missed it

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  skippingskipper - a year ago

   should have had someone in the chair for the breaking part

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  neveruse513 - a year ago

   this could revolutionize the way I break chairs!

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  Endrr - a year ago

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  ciscokid1116 - 2 years ago

  that was fu*king stupid. what a waste of money. who gives a shit that a chair can fix itself. i woulda been more impressed if it was made out of exotic wood. not walmart veneer. cheap asses.

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  frogmike - 2 years ago

   what about a robotic drug abuser that can fix itself ?

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  CuntYucko - 2 years ago

  if u have the technology to create this than couldnt you just create a chair that wont break

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  CuntYucko - 2 years ago

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  davemcflave - 2 years ago

   wat a waste of money

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  69BITEME69 - 3 years ago

   why would you want that??

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  topcat537 - 3 years ago

   Robotic chair: $300 ... Wal-Mart chair: $30... Also, that chair looks really small - just large enough for a 5th grader.

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  pjc1251 - 3 years ago

  LEGS Y?: why would u even need legs on a chair like that i would just scoot around using the little robotic wheels

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  BreakX36 - 3 years ago

  3....2....1...: Chair lift off!!!

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  Resetco08 - 3 years ago

  the cost of this chair: would be 100x more than a reliable chair that just wont break in the first place.

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  Dagobert_Drug - 3 years ago

  what about...: DOING IT BY YOURSELF INSTEAD OF WAITING 2 HOURS FOR THIS PIECE OF SHIT!

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    Razgris117 - 2 years ago

    @Dagobert_DrugThats exacly what iIwas thinking.... I could probably BUILD a chair about the same time it takes this piece of S**t to fix itself

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  Thricemin - 3 years ago

  not only pointless: you have to wait five hours to lol

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  ru5tytr0mb0n3 - 3 years ago

  some one wasted: alot of time and money to build that. i want to break the middle of one of the legs and see what happens.

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  AppleSkater - 3 years ago

  honstly i dont think.........: that this would be of any use in the real world... that middle peice "the brain" would break most likely if it hit the ground

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    popkorn224 - 3 years ago

    @AppleSkaterchair: it's true it won't be of any use in the world but it's still funny to see how it fixes itself and could after inspire for future technology (maybe)

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  Cheston22 - 3 years ago

  cool but useless: .

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  bigboybowtieman - 3 years ago

  I hope: the inventor realizes just how useless his invention is.

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    deathhimself - 3 years ago

    @bigboybowtiemanErm....: I hope you realize just how useless your brain is.

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    manueric13 - 3 years ago

    @bigboybowtiemanoooo: zing!

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    tdwnarrows - 3 years ago

    @bigboybowtiemanWhat?: the ability to identify its parts and put its self back togeter.this type of technology has been around for a while and, well,but,just,OK it useless.

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  nuggetz - 3 years ago

  thank god: i dont know how many times chairs just collapse in my house and just sit there

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    SEE_BEE_ARE - 3 years ago

    @nuggetzyou have: that same problem?

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  TheCanadianDude - 3 years ago

  awsome: yep

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  zmass - 3 years ago

  IF....: They put this into small electronics that no human can fix, it might be useful...

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  bloodhusky622 - 3 years ago

  I wonder...: who would by this? This would be a great prank, though, the way it self destructs

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    BeastH6 - 3 years ago

    @bloodhusky622I wonder...: What makes you think its for sale? your not good enough for it and I'm sure it was just a demonstration about robotics but its good to know how defensive you get around robotic chairs.

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    blueS2000 - 3 years ago

    @bloodhusky622holy hell!: The beastiallity dude below me is a whack job! Way to snap you pro-robot geek!

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