Seemingly no one from the staff even tried to find it, as cleaners just a day later discovered it in a hedge right outside.
> The automated cleaner failed to stop at the front door of the hotel in Orchard Park in Cambridge on Thursday
> However, much to everyone's relief, the device was found nestled under a hedge on Friday afternoon by a (human) hotel cleaner sprucing up the front drive.
I have an ancient Roomba still on its original battery pack that runs for almost an hour or more on wood flooring and very thin carpet. I wouldn't use a roomba for all but the thinnest carpet; it doesn't have enough suction or agitation to get dust and dirt out otherwise.
Might your experience have something to do with the fact that you're using a very early generation of the product? It's like saying iPhones are slow and clunky because of your experience with a gen 1 iPhone.
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[ 2.0 ms ] story [ 36.7 ms ] thread> The automated cleaner failed to stop at the front door of the hotel in Orchard Park in Cambridge on Thursday
> However, much to everyone's relief, the device was found nestled under a hedge on Friday afternoon by a (human) hotel cleaner sprucing up the front drive.
> was still on the loose the following day.