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Siri finally jumps into your shower with upcoming U by Moen showerhead update
ireland said:fastasleep said:ireland said:Next up, Siri enabled bum detector. Hey Siri, is my ass clean? "Why don't you wipe it yourself and see?"
Back in my day we used our hands. These inventions are a sad use of our creative and engineering talent. Showers have knobs that you reach out and twist. There's nothing to solve.
I’ll knock your pins down one buy one:
Car windows became motorised because manual windowing in a car, espically while driving, was a pain to do and even cost lives: it needed solving. TVs needed remotes because you had to get up from the sofa and cross the room every time you needed to adjust the set. And motorise garage doors solved similar issues to both electric car windows and TV remotes for similar reasons in both cases.
None of this applies to a shower the vast majority of people use on perhaps two settings throughout the whole year, and which already have temperature knobs conveniently placed where you are standing, which require a simple twist to access your desired setting. Needing a smartphone to achieve this is a complete overzealous, convoluted and stupid waste of technology and human ingenuity for nothing but people’s money. But by all means give them your money and prove to them you are as dumb as they consider you to be.
I think an important feature of the U by Moen shower is the fact that it helps reduce shower times by keeping that information top of mind and alerting the user, and its more precise control of water mixing (compared to standard cartridge tech) helps eliminate wasted water as you wait for it to get up to temp. I think water conservation is something I can get behind. I agree, Its probably out of my price range.
Also I think that Flo product is pretty cool. The idea of stopping leaks in your home.. I sure would like to know if I got a hidden leak behind the wall before it gets out of hand.