So I'm not sure if this would be the right spot to ask, but geometry made sense to me who happens to be terrible at math...
I read an article about a robot vacuum that will learn routes and it had me thinking. I own a small business and our office has a room in the shape of an octagon; and has hallways on the north, east and west sides. How would I be able to figure out the most efficient route to teach the vacuum robot? Let's assume that the room and hallways are free of obstacles and we can break the main "route" in to 3 different routes (this would ensure that if an issue arises mid route, the robot wouldn't want to vacuum a ton of space it already did).
I appreciate any help, this could potentially save some serious money for us in a cleaning service.
I read an article about a robot vacuum that will learn routes and it had me thinking. I own a small business and our office has a room in the shape of an octagon; and has hallways on the north, east and west sides. How would I be able to figure out the most efficient route to teach the vacuum robot? Let's assume that the room and hallways are free of obstacles and we can break the main "route" in to 3 different routes (this would ensure that if an issue arises mid route, the robot wouldn't want to vacuum a ton of space it already did).
I appreciate any help, this could potentially save some serious money for us in a cleaning service.