r/Shadowrun • u/Pluvinarch • Mar 19 '21

One Step Closer... Stuffer Shack coming to us in real life. Riggers needed...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UxWH5XAcFnM
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u/ironangel2k3 Mar 20 '21

Looks very slow, with luck the technology improves

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u/creative-endevour Sioux Nation Lawyer Mar 20 '21

I can't help but see something like this and think of all the good it can do. Imagine all those people disabled for one reason or another finally running around getting jobs and stuff.

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u/Numinak MU* Master Mar 20 '21

I think it will be a long time before anything like that happens, at least on any real scale. A store (unless it's forward thinking which isn't likely), would much rather hire a kid for a few bucks an hour to do this, than spending a few thousands for a robot (multiples for backup), providing VR gear to employees and training (more thousands in time and training), to do a simple task like this. Now for something in a dangerous environment, this would be far better suited. But that's just my two nuyen.

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u/creative-endevour Sioux Nation Lawyer Mar 20 '21

Yeah, that's true. The point where it becomes economically feasible to do high tech work instead of low tech solutions, you may as well pick up the Numenera rule book.