iClebo – A robotic cleaning assistant video
The Roomba has some competition out of Korea – the iClebo robot vacuum. This is the English Engrish promotional video:
Even though it is spelled iClebo, he keeps on pronouncing it “iCrebo”. Weird.
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iCrebo leads the head! I love it!
WOW
they hired a native english speaker to read a choppy engrish script.
you’d think they could have gotten him to edit it instead of just read it, haha
It protects from the clash!!
LMAO I LOVE IT
you can enjoi cleaning same time, with watching TV and on the phone. it happens no longer in your iaagination. ICREBO FEEDS tHE HEAD.
Ah yes. Cleaning in an ubiquitous world.
Clean your home after you come back!
“Cleans under beds, a sofa, and a desk we can’t clean.” (1:30-1:35)
Wonderful, now the area under my messy desk will be clean, but I’ll still be unable to clean what matters.
Truly hilarious!
I just googled iClebo, and the website for it isn’t much better … http://www.kjglobal.co.uk/acatalog/iClebo_cleaning_Robot.html
to intake useless stuff, strongly, at the bottom, and to reduce scratch of bottom!!!
Let’s robot!!!
i so want one of those
Damn, I wish my vacuum had an infred raid sensor…
Ubiquitous fun cleaning!
The thing is, at the very end of the video, the narrator correctly says “iClebo”.
The part that had me laughing the most was “intake stuff strongly on the bottom to reduce scratch of bottom.”
Good to have this ingenius product at home and work, but wonder if the braindead people can understand the instructions. Many offices in Britain has far too much volume of rubbish, the iClebo might be a solution.
omg that vid had tears rolling down my face. I don’t want to be protected from the Clash. I love their music….
It happens no longer in your imagination!
Is this serious? Or just taking a piss?
“… and a desk we can’t clean” … I lol’d.
He keeps saying “crebo” because in Japan, r’s make the l sound. The person writing the englsh script probably replaced all of the l’s with r’s, because to them it would sound right ^^