Roomba Pacman

By Cory Doctorow at 3:43 AM November 13, 2009

The Roomba Pac Man uses indoor location sensors and Unmanned Aerial System software to create a playable (albeit slow) PacMan built on repurposed autonomous vacuum cleaners.

Roomba Pac-Man (via Wonderland)

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Yeah, Go Buffs!

Pac-Man doesn't ALWAYS eat the dots!

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