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Goombas, Koopa shells, and Octoroks Invade Super iam8bit Exhibit
Art aficionados and video game geeks aren’t the only ones roaming the halls of the SUPER iam8bit exhibit.
For its current video game art exhibit, iam8bit teamed up with iRobot and fabricator Kelice Penney to create a variety of character covers for Roomba vacuums. Check out this video where the cute little vacuums scour the floors of iam8bit 4,500 sq. ft. headquarters.
Incidentally, if someone wants to commercialize this idea, we might know a few people interested in buying then. (Hint. Hint.)
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In saying, “Hint. Hint,” we were trying to imply that we would buy some if anyone out there was interested in making them.
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