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Make of it what you will

For the 1939 New York World Fair, General Motors produced a promotional film staring Roll-Oh, a remote controlled domestic android. This robotic servant was capable of performing a variety of mundane and menial household tasks. Its owner is shown in various scenes commanding Roll-Oh, at the touch of the button, to carry out duties such as ‘Make Bed’ and ‘Get Dinner’. Ultimately the film reveals its commercial incentive as a showcase of emerging switch and relay technology for motorcars. Yet in doing so it also represents a future in which robots take on humdrum domestic responsibilities, thereby ‘freeing’ owners from their everyday chores.