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Hate cleaning your floors? Let a robot do it for you!
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Roomba 650
Valued at $399.99
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The iRobot Roomba 650 Vacuum Cleaning Robot vacuums carpets, tile, laminate and hardwood floors for you.
With iAdapt® Responsive Navigation Technology, iRobot's advanced system of software and sensors, Roomba chooses from dozens of robotic behaviors more than 60 times per second. This allows Roomba to clean more of your room, more thoroughly, making multiple passes over every section of floor. Roomba effortlessly gets under and around furniture and along wall edges, going under bed skirts and curtains, avoiding stairs, following walls and navigating through loose wires.
Keeps your house clean on schedule or at the push of a button.
Designed with your convenience in mind, Roomba 650 starts working for you on schedule or at the push of the CLEAN button. Roomba returns to its Home Base® to dock and recharge between cleanings. Roomba 650 makes vacuuming even more convenient with:
On-Board Scheduling: Preset up to seven times per week for Roomba to clean when it's most convenient for you.
Virtual Wall® Technology: Included Virtual Wall emits an infrared beam that Roomba will not cross, keeping it in the rooms you want to clean and out of the ones you don't:
Prize drawing to occur
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a Career Fair, Maker Space, Career Exploration and Invent-A-Thon event that exposes 9th - 12th graders and their parents to the new advanced manufacturing skilled trade jobs that do not require a Bachelor’s Degree. Manufacturing automation has been growing and will grow exponential as the industrial internet concept grows. Working in an industrial factory requires understanding of computer software, computer programming, and robotics. Robots perform the dirty work of painting, welding, machining and tooling. Someone must operate those robots.
The new skilled trade jobs are computer jobs. These computer operators are highly paid and in high demand. Ironically, their jobs require less training than a Bachelor's Degree while earning more.
If your student does not want to go to college or if you need to retool your career, INVEST 3 hours to learn about the new advanced manufacturing skilled trade jobs at an Automated Factory Lab.
Saturday, September 6, 2014
2-5 pm
Comau Innovation Campus
21175 Telegraph Road Southfield, MI 48033
Your registration for the event serves as entry for prize drawing.
Please note winner must be the parent of a 9th through 12th grader or a recent high school graduate/ GED completer. Both parent and student must be present at event when drawing occurs to win prize. Winner agrees to photograph and video recording of prize win for distribution to media.
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