| Display title | In the Future We Still Have Roombas |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | "Robot" once meant "slave". Nowadays it's used for any person-like machine; apparently the Robot Uprising already happened in fictionland. So it can be a bit surprising when an otherwise futuristic robot's primary purpose is something mundane, like cleaning or assembling automobiles, even though that's exactly what they do in Real Life. (In case it wasn't clear, the Roomba is a small robotic vacuum cleaner.) |