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Could you use this to build your own “poop detector” where an object is routed around until you confirm with the robot if it’s “safe” to proceed in that area? I love my robot vacuum but I dare never run it when I’m not at home for fear or smearing poop all over my floor on accident. Sadly I didn’t shell out enough money for a bot with superior object detection.
Maybe just stop shitting on the carpet.
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The dissection of a square into an equilateral triangle (or vice versa) is sometimes known as the haberdasher's problem, and can be done in three straight-line cuts. https://mathworld.wolfram.com/HaberdashersProblem.html
Hm interesting, I thought it was 11 pieces, not 11 cuts, but that one looks like 4 pieces, which is surprising Now I am more curious to find this program Either I didn't do it optimally, or there is some variation like a triangle/rectangle/square I think there are some problems that have 3 shapes, or it could be triangle/pentagon or something
http://www.gavin-theobald.uk/HTML/Spherical/T90-S112.5.pdf
http://www.gavin-theobald.uk/HTML/Spherical/T100-S120.pdf