Brett Adcock

And we're still at that stage yet where I feel comfortable enough to be like let loose and say here, you know, here's a robot or my kids are there and I feel okay.

And we're not there yet.

I think we will be in the next several years.

What's the longest they've been around any one particular robot?

Um, we've had a robot in my house for like maybe a couple months, uh, doing work kind of on and off, you know, daily, sometimes every other day.

And, um, you know, the kids are kind of at school or sometimes at home.

So not always, they weren't always around, uh, whenever the robots were running, but a lot of times.

And, um, and, you know, that was just like our home robot.

Do they get attached to them?

They name it.

Emotionally attached?

They all had different names for the robot.

And, um...

Yeah, they love it.

And it's actually a question we're asking in the office of like, you have a robot in the home and it's like, it's got some like character to it, a little wear and tear.

Do you like want to keep that robot or do you want like a new one?

That's what I'm wondering about.

What's the emotional attachment?

I think kids are like the perfect test case.

My kids wanted it.