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The science - fiction - predicted Roomba has set high goals for real - life development. For example, the idea of intelligent navigation in science fiction has inspired real - life Roomba developers to improve its mapping and path - finding algorithms.

I have a Roomba that always seems to find the dirtiest spots in the most unexpected ways. One time, it went straight under a table where someone had spilled a bunch of crumbs weeks ago. It started cleaning it up like it had a mission. And when it was done, it made this little beep as if to say 'Mission accomplished', which was really cute.

Maybe the funny Roomba poop story is that someone's Roomba sucked up some poop that was accidentally left on the floor by a baby or a small animal. Then it started leaving poop trails as it moved around the room trying to clean, which is both gross and funny at the same time.

Well, my friend had a Roomba horror story. His Roomba seemed to have a mind of its own. One day, while he was at work, the Roomba somehow managed to get into his office and knock over some important papers that were on the floor. But that wasn't the worst part. It then dragged a small rug across the room and got tangled up in it. When he came home, he found it still struggling, and it had created a huge mess. It was like the Roomba was on a mission to destroy order in his house.

Well, the Roomba is a robotic vacuum. When it comes across dog poop, it's a total mess. The Roomba can spread the poop all over the floor as it continues its cleaning cycle, instead of just avoiding it. It can lead to a really disgusting situation with poop smeared everywhere and a big clean - up job not just for the floor but also for the Roomba itself.

Well, there are several Roomba horror stories. For instance, a Roomba might accidentally run into a vase or a delicate object and break it. Also, there have been cases where the Roomba has gone wild and continuously bumped into walls, leaving marks on them. Additionally, it can be a horror when it sucks up something it shouldn't, like a wet and dirty sock, and then spreads the mess all around as it continues its cleaning cycle.

I have a Roomba that seems to have a thing for the kitchen. One day, it managed to roll right into a pile of flour that I had left out. By the time it was done, it looked like it was wearing a white powdered wig and had left a trail of white all over the kitchen floor. It was so comical.

Well, once my Roomba ran over a little poop my puppy left unnoticed. It smeared it all over the floor in the funniest pattern. I was horrified at first but then couldn't stop laughing at the chaos it created.

Perhaps it would be self - maintaining. Instead of waiting for human intervention when something goes wrong, like a clogged filter or a worn - out brush, it could diagnose and fix itself. It might even be able to order replacement parts on its own. Also, it could communicate with other household devices to better coordinate cleaning tasks. For example, it could work with smart vacuums in other rooms to ensure no area is missed during a cleaning cycle.