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Bingo and mini-Bingo were concepts for possible future robots. One concept was a large body that could be used in a building security role. On the other end was a smaller -- soda can sized -- bot that would suitable for running around the floors in homes.
Bingo and mini-Bingo were concepts for possible future robots. One concept was a large body that could be used in a building security role. On the other end was a smaller -- soda can sized -- bot that would suitable for running around the floors in homes.


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An exploration of the character design:
[[File:Minimo.png|left|thumb|638x638px|Mini Bingo compared to Soda Can]]




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Taking inspiration in its spirit and shape from dogs and other animals:
[[File:Bingo taking inspiration from dogs.png|left|thumb|636x636px|Bingo taking inspiration from dogs]]
[[File:Bingo animal.png|left|thumb|641x641px|Bingo is a little pet in a robot disguise]]
 
A mini Bingo on the desk ([https://discord.com/channels/527874754342944770/672181630240161794/682549620152467481 source])
[[File:Claymo.png|left|thumb|Bingo clay model with iPhone 5]]


From Matthew Mallet:<blockquote>"miniBINGO is a black iPhone 7 with polymer clay modeled over the top of a thin clear plastic lining. When miniBINGO is placed on a flat surface, it leans against a large piece of clay as a stand attached to what looks like an hourglass conveyer roller. The clay wraps around the front of the iPhone in a set of 3 diagonal partitions from top corner towards the bottom corner. Each of these pieces of clay have cuts giving it a sharper modern look. When he is plugged in on normal boot he displays the name of the device as miniBINGO."
From Matthew Mallet:<blockquote>"miniBINGO is a black iPhone 7 with polymer clay modeled over the top of a thin clear plastic lining. When miniBINGO is placed on a flat surface, it leans against a large piece of clay as a stand attached to what looks like an hourglass conveyer roller. The clay wraps around the front of the iPhone in a set of 3 diagonal partitions from top corner towards the bottom corner. Each of these pieces of clay have cuts giving it a sharper modern look. When he is plugged in on normal boot he displays the name of the device as miniBINGO."
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"Fun fact: miniBINGO was never meant to be a finished robot. It was a way to show character design from idea to working prototype."</blockquote>
"Fun fact: miniBINGO was never meant to be a finished robot. It was a way to show character design from idea to working prototype."</blockquote>


=== Pictures of the Big Bingo prototype ===
[[File:Big Bingo prototype.png|left|frameless|414x414px|Picture of the Big Bingo prototype]]
[[File:Bingo in da offic.jpg|center|frameless|393x393px|Bingo in the office, being worked on by Anki engineers]]
[[File:Bingo on auction.png|left|frameless|Pictures of Bingos from an auction]]
[[File:Bingo map.png|thumb|388x388px|Bingo mapping out a kitchen and the path to go]]
=== Some industrial design sketches ===
Below are some exploratory ideas. Note: these are not what the robot would have looked like; they were trying out ideas for people to respond to and help iteratively craft the look.


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From Harald Belker's site:<blockquote>The idea of having a self-navigating and self-balancing robot in the house was going to be the evolution to the current household smart speaker systems. In our mind it could only succeed if it moves around in a smooth and natural looking way.
From Harald Belker's site:<blockquote>The idea of having a self-navigating and self-balancing robot in the house was going to be the evolution to the current household smart speaker systems. In our mind it could only succeed if it moves around in a smooth and natural looking way.


A self-balancing robot would address these issues, but it also created a long list of mechanical issues that come with it.
A self-balancing robot would address these issues, but it also created a long list of mechanical issues that come with it.


A larger office version would have three wheels but still imitate motion by tilting forward. This device would be the ideal office helper / mule. (Hans Belker)</blockquote><a good few more>
A larger office version would have three wheels but still imitate motion by tilting forward. This device would be the ideal office helper / mule. (Hans Belker)</blockquote>
[[File:Bingo echo.png|left|346x346px|Differently sized Skype Bingos congregating around an Amazon Echo (1st Generation)|alt=Bingo sizes compared to an Amazon Echo|thumb]]
[[File:Weirdmo.png|center|thumb|2 different types of Big Bingo]]
[[File:Many different concepts for Bingos body.jpg|left|thumb|Many different concepts for Bingos body]]
[[File:Bingreen.png|none|thumb|Bingo concept with Green colour]]
[[File:Phone bingo.png|thumb|Concept for Mini-Bingo]]
[[File:Big call.png|none|thumb|Bingo displaying a video call]]
[[File:Bingo home.jpg|left|thumb|Bingo in a living room]]
[[File:Tlal bingo.png|center|thumb|233x233px|Very Tall Bingo]]
[[File:Police bingo.png|left|thumb|Bingo for the police]]
[[File:Bingo for hospitals.png|center|thumb|Bingo for the hospital]]
[[File:Talllymo.png|left|thumb|Different angles of Tall Bingo]]
[[File:More angles.png|center|thumb|More angles]]
[[File:Phonebingo.png|center|thumb|643x643px|oh look its that phone looking bingo again]]
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