p/gita-2
A robot designed to carry your stuff
Aaron O'Leary
Gita — A robot designed to carry your stuff
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Give gita your groceries. Your gear. Your yoga mat. Or whatever moves you.
And gita will move right along with you.
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Ryan Hoover
This looks like something out of Half-Life.
Braden Hamm
Or tie a red wagon to your waist to carry more things and save $3,200.
Aaron O'Leary
@bradenhamm I like your thinking
Jared Zimmerman
For that price you could pay a taskrabbit to carry your one bag of groceries or yoga mat for 2 hours once a week for 3 years.
Emily Hodgins
It doesn't look like it would carry that much stuff to warrant the bulk of it and the amount. Maybe I just carry too much stuff around with me. Not super practical for the tube either...
Aaron O'Leary
@ejsnowdon Having spent considerable time in London, I can only imagine the looks people would give on the tube if you strolled in with this
Manny
@ejsnowdon @aaronoleary there is actually a guy I've seen in the city where we live that uses a single wheel scooter with his bags stashed on it follow him around. it does look a little odd, but hey, to each their own.
Yash Bhardwaj
You might re-consider the name. It's the holy book of the world's largest religion so to about 1.3 Billion people in India you sound like if someone named their product Bible. Cool stuff tho.
ElFitz
@yash Your comment made me curious about that, and check. There actually are 2.4 billion Christians and 1.8 billion Muslims around the world. I really didn't expect that. Just thought you'd be interested to know.
Yash Bhardwaj
@elfitz_ I'm aware my friend. But that wasn't my point. My point is imagine you named your robot Bible. It just creates a disconnect in the countries where people know what a bible is.
ElFitz
@yash I wasn't. And I know it was your point. I am sorry if it seems like I was trying to invalidate it in some way.
Aaron O'Leary
This is pretty awesome and it looks pretty cute as well. @abadesi should totally get this for your travels around London
Alex Wong
good finding. but looks hard to make it into reality.