Candy Thieves vs Robot Candy Bowl

[@BaosBuilds]

What should the bowl do to the thieves next year?

[@leftybdm]

If a theft is detected, have multiple spotlights track their movement, and have a speaker yell out "ATTENTIONEZ PICKPOCKET!!!"

[@BaosBuilds]

That's a good idea!

[@DHAdArchivez]

Summon a monster to scare people into giving the candy back in the bowl

[@XxHoneyEm]

Bro how does this person only have 100 he should have a lot a lot more!

[@BaosBuilds]

Thanks! Tell your friends! And your friends' friends. And your friend's friends' friends.

[@XxHoneyEm]

@@BaosBuilds hah funny I just sent my friend the video so she can subscribe to you!

[@OfcGatormanJones]

this is such a cool build! you can never trust people to be 100 percent honest. glad y'all are putting people in their place. hahah

[@GameltFN]

THIS DESERVES TO GO VIRAL WHY ARE U NOT VIRAL 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@GameltFN]

Yoo ty for the heart

[@BaosBuilds]

@NeilGames0 Thanks for your kind words! Tell your friends 😜 Hopefully our Robot Candy Bowl 2.0 out later this year will 😉 It is currently being built and is already much more impressive 😁

[@GameltFN]

For an idea i think u should like build it on the real halloween day an build it like mark robbers!

[@BaosBuilds]

Our candy bowl will be better 😬

[@GameltFN]

@@BaosBuilds wow ok

[@imnotsatanclaus]

My neighbour got one of those and the kids ended up opening it up

[@BaosBuilds]

Your neighbor made something similar? That's really cool! That's too bad it got destroyed. What was the weak point on it?

[@slimjimcognito]

Damn i cant believe a dog built this

[@BaosBuilds]

Must be her jeans. They're Levi's

[@Pleasure0]

It should work that's what it should do. Using a pressure sensor is stupid because just because kids put pressure on it does not mean they wanted to steal it. Also as you saw the kids who stole still got massive amounts. Would be way simpler to make facial recognition dispenser

[@BaosBuilds]

Yeah, haha. Our original thinking was there's no reason to lift the bowl unless with the intent to steal the entire bowl. We underestimated the clumsiness of children. Facial recognition was considered for adjusting the theft weight threshold. If more people were present, more candy could be taken without detecting theft. This would especially help when there's just one person since we have to set the theft threshold relatively high to minimize false alarms. It's currently set at approximately 12 candies per 7 seconds can be taken without triggering theft. We'll definitely have to look into a vision system for next year.