[sagebird]

Can you please design a version for kids to ride on?

With a seat and handle similar to "wooden bee ride on" by b. toys?

I want a vacuum that kids can actually drive, ride on, do real vacuuming and has minimal levels so safety, like turning it over halts vacuums, stairs/ledges are avoided, and lack of rollers or items that could snare a kids hair, etc.

There may be benefits of fusion of child input signals with supervisory vacuums route goals. Would be age dependent, older kids would want full manual I think.

Kids like to do real jobs, and as a parent I prefer purchasing real items for my kids rather than toy versions if practical.

[frail_figure]

> Kids like to do real jobs, and as a parent I prefer purchasing real items for my kids rather than toy versions if practical.

Real vacuums have existed for a very long time now :P

[pinkmuffinere]

Real vacuums are _so_ difficult for kids though, they're the wrong size and way to heavy. A zamboni-vacuum-for-kids is definitely not a general purpose thing, but does hit a nice balance between functional and kid-friendly.

[ge96]

Like a Zamboni but a vacuum

[herewulf]

Okay, now I'm inspired to build a mini Zamboni for my kids.

[indraneelpatil]

Very cool! Glad this post inspired someone! Keep me posted if you actually end up building one!

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