Roomba Cam
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A Roomba's-eye view of the Carnegie Mansion after its grand re-opening in 2014.
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![A dark blue metallic, round, disk-shaped robotic vacuum cleaner, with a pale blue section at the top, which appears to be detatchable, and contains a large, circular, silver button. In the center of the vaccum is a semi-circular, silver panel which contains four, round, white control bottons. The buttons are each labeled with grey text: [power / spot / clean / max]; on either side of the four buttons are two small lights which are labeled in black: [status] and [dirt detect]. Above the silver panel a name is printed in white; [Roomba SCHEDULER], with the second 'o' in Roomba in the dark blue metallic of the vaccum, and the word [SCHEDULER] in white capitals. Below the silver panel the word [iRobot] is printed in white, with the [i] in lower case. A series of five grooves are found on the front side of the vacuum. On the left of the vacuum cleaner is a white, rectangular remote control with five, silver, circular operating buttons, and a small rectangular screen. One small circle at the top left, above the screen, contains the power symbol, below the screen are three small buttons in a row labeled [SPOT / CLEAN / MAX] in dark blue capitals, with a rectangle around the first two buttons from the left which is labeled [DOCK]. Below this is a large circular silver button with three circular indents and three blue arrows around it pointing left, central and right. At the bottom [iRobot SCHEDULER] is printed in silver, with the word [SCHEDULER] in capitals and the [i] in lower case.](https://images.collection.cooperhewitt.org/92673_ea60e19b3a7f418c_n.jpg "Object ID #18704235")
- Object ID #18704235
- molded plastic, metal, electronic components.
- 2008-30-1-a/k
- This object is part of the Product Design and Decorative Arts collection.
- There are 4 images and 1 video of this object.
