In California, there was a curious case after a 7-point earthquake. A homework robot, which disconnected from the base through underground shocks, left his master's house and began to travel the streets of Fortuna. The video of the incident was published by ABC News.
Residents of the town of Fortun, in which about 12,000 people live, found autonomous work, which with a characteristic click moved asphalt road. The video shows the device confidently rolling a flat road, as if it has a clear purpose, although probably underground shocks have knocked down its orientation system. The cause of this behavior was the loss of communication with the base after the earthquake, which apparently activated the search mode.
The locals were surprised by an unusual fugitive, but it is not clear from the video as to the woman who was the first to notice the work. This case has caused a lot of discussions on social networks. Many users joked that the robot decided to "evacuate" after the earthquake, or even started his own "tour" city.
The incident in California again recalled the importance of setting up safety systems in household appliances. Such cases can be the impetus for manufacturers to improve technology so that work can be better adapted to emergencies.
