"Alright." Annie gave a bit of a shrug. Anything made for work stayed at work. Everything else was probably going to come home with her. She was really okay with that arrangement.
She didn't know how quickly she'd be on the for-work part of that, though. So far, her ideas had hovered around less practical items. Like a music player with a self charging battery, and solar arrays that moved like flowers did, always facing the sun, for maximum effect.
"I think the next thing I want to try is a video camera with mobility. Like, little legs. I don't think there's much of a practical application for it, but it sure could be a lot of fun. It would have to have at least a minimal intelligence, the way I see it, so it could follow movements and take direction. Parents could film their kid's birthday without having to be stuck behind the camera, do-it-yourself sorts could record how they did something without needing a second person." There were likely a lot of ways that it could be used. But she knew it was a frivolous item.