So many people will be asking themselves that if this technology already exists then why are industries and people not using the technology? Why haven’t airplanes, cruise lines, schools, military, hotels, hospitals etc. used these systems to automate the cleaning of their clothes or the creation of their food?
The truth I that these technologies already exist and are being used in limited cases. To prove this, I will give an example of the technology for each process of the food and clothes hub being used currently somewhere in the world:
Food hub
Storage of food ingredients and cooking of food
The technology already exists in most food factories and in some restaurants and in many prototypes.
You can Google or search on YouTube “food factories” to see how many food factories have achieved full automation of all processes involved with cooking.
You can also Google or search on YouTube “fully automated cooking of (Insert food you want to search for)” to see how different foods cooking has been automated.
Delivery and retrieval systems
This technology already exists in many ware houses and also in mail where we had vacuum tubes used instead of the line following robots.
You can simply Google or search on YouTube “Fully automated warehouses” and you will be able to see a myriad of warehouses storing different products working autonomously without human help to deliver and retrieve parcels.
Cleaning and storage of dishes
This technology already exists and is being used by companies all over the world.
You can simply Google or search on YouTube “Automated cleaning and storing dishes” and you will find a myriad of companies and technologies which have already mastered these tasks.
I would like to give a notable mention to Dish craft as they have really captured the gist of the technology and produced a wonderful product.
Clothes hub
Storage of clean clothes
This technology already exists and is being used in places all over the world.
You can Google or search on YouTube “automated closets” to see how many companies have achieved full or semi automation of storage of clothes.
Delivery and retrieval of clean clothes
This technology already exists in many ware houses and also in mail where we had vacuum tubes used instead of the line following robots.
You can simply Google “Fully automated warehouses” and you will be able to see a myriad of warehouses storing different products working autonomously without human help to deliver and retrieve parcels.
Cleaning of dirty clothes
This technology already exists and is being used all over the world.
You can Google or search on YouTube “automated laundry systems” to see how many companies have achieved full automation of cleaning dirty clothes.
Preparation of clean clothes
This technology already exists and is being used all over the world.
You can Google or search on YouTube “automated ironing of clothes” to see how many companies have achieved full automation of ironing and preparing clothes.
Conclusion
These technologies already exist but are being used by a handful of people who are able to do so because of scale and size.
As we spoke in the problems section, these technologies cost a lot and take up a lot of space and MAMA architecture allow the systems disadvantages to be nullified and the systems advantages to thrive.
So there isn’t any technology that will be used in the food or clothes hub that is currently not available and what is needed is the incorporation of all the technologies. It’s like what happened with the smart phone, the car, the computer etc.
To check out some systems that have integrated a lot of technology to make things efficient you can check out fully automated cow farms, fully automated agriculture farms, fully automated food factories, fully automated car manufacturing, fully automated warehouses etc.
As we shall see in the advantages section, this technology is extremely important to the survival and development of our species and isn’t as complex as taking someone to the moon, building ICBMs, drones, rockets, nuclear reactors, airplanes etc.
Internet of transportation 