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Servobot 1999: A Tech Leap with Kinky Bugs An inventor organises a meeting with a large technology firm to demonstrate his latest creation in the hopes of getting it onto the market. Alone in a room with the CEO, he says to her, “I'd like you to meet Servobot 1999,“ and gestures to the door. A boxy, roughly humanoid-shaped contraption wobbles into the room on clunky actuated legs. It has a big monitor for a face on which some poorly scribbled features have been defined. The CEO looks disappointed. “What does it do?“ She asks. “Anything and everything,“ the scientist replies, excited. “Servobot,“ he says to the robot, “Organise the CEOs filing cabinet.“ “YES, DADDY.“ Servobot replies and immediately sets to work organising a cabinet in the corner. His arms move so fast the CEO can't even see them. In a matter of moments the clutter has vanished and every file is alphabetised and colour-coded.
