The carpet cleaning robot I saw cleans a carpet, but it's nothing compared to what human workers do at a motel. The smell blows you away at a motel.
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discuss Are robots inferior?
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Robots are great and they can do certain tasks quite well. They can do good cleaning but they lack the thoroughness of a human cleaning especially if they are placed in a complex and big environment to handle.
Some robots do need human supervision to carry out it's job thoroughly, otherwise it will do a very shabby job.
The only carpet cleaning robot that I've seen, aside from a Roomba, is an industrial-sized robot with a "face" that goes up and down the halls of the movie theater. It gives the carpet a deep wash and clean and leaves a relatively dry trail behind.
I have to assume they vacuum differently in the theaters as it just wouldn't work on a stair platform or between seats.
But that robot does its job good. If it encounters an object, say a person, it'll do a 90-degree rotation and another 90-degree rotation to go straight and then another 90-degree rotation to get on the same line again to continue moving forward. If there are many objects in its way, it'll pause and clean around them before filling in the spaces it would have otherwise missed.
Machines are always inferior to humans because humans are their creators. If you are a religious person, associate this though to humans being inferior to God because God created them