New in the world of furniture - walking table!

Probably, each of the representatives of the habrasoobshchestvo had to deal with the need to drag heavy furniture - it happens regularly, more often than we would like. Especially bad is the case with heavy tables, which, as a rule, are also made with everything that gets into it. But the hard times are over, let's rejoice - designer Wouter Sheblin created a walking table that moves where the owner needs. And it is not necessary to say that the table on wheels is an alternative and simpler solution - the walking table is much more original, isn't it?



A couple of years ago on Habré, the news about a flower pot, a cyborg , which transfers a flower from less illuminated areas to more lighted areas, improved, thus improving the conditions for keeping a plant. Now an almost similar solution has appeared for a person - the walking table, probably the first of such projects. I wonder how stable this table is ... In addition, I was personally interested in the problem of boundary effort, after which the table will start moving - that if you accidentally push such a table filled with computer equipment or even dishes, will it not start to “walk” by scattering the entire contents of the tabletop? all around?

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In general, the idea is, of course, good, the implementation is somewhat complicated, but buyers must be found. It would be interesting how much such a table can cost, and when IT will be on sale. That would have invented walking coffee makers, refrigerators and other household appliances ... As it would be nice - pressed a button, ran up the refrigerator, offered a sandwich with a delicious cocktail. He pressed another button - this same table came running, substituting the countertop under a plate with a sandwich and a cup of coffee filled with a walking coffee maker. No, I'm not as lazy as it might seem, just one of the ideas ...



By the way, a few days ago I promised to write a review of my washing robot vacuum cleaner. Almost everything is ready, a couple of strokes, and the review will appear on Habré.