Deep Dive on Robot Mops, Beginner Dive on 3D Printers

Bryan and Jeff take a look at Apple’s potential path in the personal robotics space. They also talk about fountain pen nibs and whether or not Visconti pens are worth their high price tags. SPONSOR: Incogni – Take your personal data back with Incogni! Use code CONTEXT at the link below and get 60% off an annual plan: http://incogni.com/context SPONSOR: Rogue Amoeba – Rogue Amoeba has a wide array of apps to harness audio on the Mac, from recording and routing audio to gaining complete control over sound with app-level effects. Learn about all of Rogue Amoeba’s software at macaudio.com/context. Through the end of May, Context Machine listeners can save 20% off any purchase by using coupon code CONTEXT. Sources referenced in this episode: 3i S10 Ultra Robot Mop 3i S10 Ultra Robot Mop on Amazon (affiliate link) Eufy Omni S1 Pro Robot Mop Eureka J20 Robot Mop Bambu H2D 3D Printer Prusa XL 3D Printer Bryan’s book Accidental Intelligence Bryan’s short story King Liam, First of His Name Mason Truman on Threads Review the show on Apple Podcasts Where to find us: The Context Machine on Bluesky The Context Machine Facebook Group – Facebook The Context Machine on Mastodon The Context Machine on Post Bryan’s Instagram Bran’s Mastodon Bryan’s Threads Bryan’s blog: GeekTells Jeff’s Instagram Jeff’s Mastodon Jeff’s Threads Jeff’s YouTube Channel The post Deep Dive on Robot Mops, Beginner Dive on 3D Printers appeared first on The Context Machine Podcast.