Double Robotics
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Telepresence robot giving you a physical presence at work
Andrew Ettinger
Double 2 — Giving you a physical presence when you can’t be there
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Ryan Hoover
Where's the built-in super soaker!?
Simon Bromberg
@rrhoover Or at least a nerf gun
Lenny Hu
Hah, pretty cool. at $3,000 though, i'm not going to buy it just for fun
tz 🏴‍☠️
I'm curious how this would be received by customers within a retail store. I can see this being an interesting way to engage while improving efficiency.
Ethan Thomas
Had one of these at the WeWork offices in SF a couple months back. Incredible tech. Can't wait to see where this goes.
Ben Tossell
Reminds me of a movie... can't remember which one though!
Andrew Ettinger
@bentossell Reminds me of what the folks at Live Ninja are doing with Kiosk. Wonder how these differ/intersect. cc @willweinraub
Will Weinraub
@andrewmettinger @bentossell Thanks for the mention Andrew! What Double is doing is for sure similar in the sense that both are video chat products for physical spaces. However, the applications and use-cases themselves are pretty different. Double makes (what looks like) a really slick robot on wheels that allows the person on video chat to move around the space from a remote location. Great for offices and remote employees, which is how they are marketing it. The LiveNinja Kiosk is designed for retail environments that tie into our call center-like software so that agents can answer inquires from in-store customers via video chat. Our software has a lot of things like custom call routing, hold queues, feedback forms, etc designed specifically for that type of setting. Hope this info is helpful when comparing the two. Thanks so much again for thinking of us! :)
alan jones
Like Daleks, stairs will be a problem. And unlike a Dalek, it can't press the button for the elevator.
Dre Durr💡
I would love to start a dog walking service with this.🤓
Hal Gottfried
Last time I took one for a spin though they were hard as heck to navigate and forget about it if the surface wasn't perfect.
Daniel Tolbert
Is this what they used in community!?