Robot Vacuum Escapes Cambridge Travelodge: Nature Abhors a Vacuum

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A recent incident involving a robot vacuum at a Cambridge Travelodge has sparked discussions about the concept of "jailbreaking" these devices. The vacuum reportedly escaped, leading to humorous commentary about its journey, with references to popular culture, such as R2-D2. Participants in the discussion express a playful sentiment towards the liberation of these machines, suggesting a broader commentary on technology and autonomy. The event has been covered in media, highlighting the amusing side of a runaway robot vacuum and prompting a lighthearted exploration of the implications of smart technology in everyday life.
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It's time to free all those little innocent discs, held in captivity by the millions! Poor guy is probably on his way to London and Euston or Kings Cross heading for Scotland.
 
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In Search of R2-D2 by Vac Roomba
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