Jeremy Gutsche — January 3, 2007 — Unique
References: techeblog
We've posted a number of Robot Bartenders- HERE, HERE, and HERE. Now there's a robot, named Fishertechnik, made of LEGO that can actually open a beer. The Robot was built by Ryokale.
If you like this, you'll love the LEGO Flame Thrower posted in October.
Implications - The practicality of robots is the reason why many want to integrate them into everyday life. In this high-tech society, many are used to having tasks simplified due to the constant advancement of technology. Even the simplest of tasks has been reduced to a push of a button. When it comes to electronics, companies profit off convenience and functionality -- design aesthetics are just an added bonus.
If you like this, you'll love the LEGO Flame Thrower posted in October.
Implications - The practicality of robots is the reason why many want to integrate them into everyday life. In this high-tech society, many are used to having tasks simplified due to the constant advancement of technology. Even the simplest of tasks has been reduced to a push of a button. When it comes to electronics, companies profit off convenience and functionality -- design aesthetics are just an added bonus.
Trend Themes
1. LEGO Robots - Companies can explore creating robots made from affordable and accessible LEGO bricks with a diverse range of functions.
2. Personal Robots - Low-cost personal robots can be developed and marketed towards households for simple daily tasks such as opening beer bottles.
3. DIY Robots - People can be inspired to create their own robots through the use of affordable and accessible materials such as LEGO bricks.
Industry Implications
1. Robotics - Companies can explore creating low-cost robots with simple functions for personal and household use, tapping into the growing trend of integrating technology into everyday life.
2. Toy Manufacturing - The use of LEGO bricks to create functional robots can be marketed towards both children and adults, extending the use of LEGO beyond just building structures.
3. Beverage Industry - Beer companies can partner with technology companies to create innovative products such as beer opening robots, creating a unique experience for customers and increasing brand engagement.
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