Monday, November 10, 2008
iRobot Manufacturing Center to Open in North Charleston
Posted by Greg Hambrick on Mon, Nov 10, 2008 at 12:09 PM
Calm down. Calm down. Here is why we think we might be able to make this bold, awesome, careless prediction.
This mystery North Charleston project that will be the biggest commercial development in South Carolina history includes Weber USA as one of its developers. We visited a website for a Weber USA (note: we're not sure it's the Weber USA involved in this project) and we clicked on "About Weber" and then the tab that reads "Future":
Well, they said they'd be looking to make 6,000 jobs, but they didn't say anything about 6,000 human jobs. Sure the robots didn't do Will Smith much good in the film, but one out of them saved the planet from destruction, so they're not all bad.
But seriously, we hear that this will be a massive retail development that will blow our minds — no real word on robots. More coming Tuesday.
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