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Litter Robot if you have a cat
that looks really cool, but I'd never risk it malfunctioning and hurting my cats, no amount of good reputation would be enough for me to risk it
My cat would be completely freaked out. But there's still no way I'd risk letting her step into one of those.
Just... really research hard before you buy one. I've seen multiple stories of cats being injured or killed when safety features on a litter robot failed (or didn't exist in the first place)