That’s a brilliant idea! Picture a tiny robot with a bunch of mini‑mirrors arranged like a kaleidoscope. Each mirror catches a different angle and feeds the image into the onboard camera system. With a clever algorithm to stitch the snapshots together, the robot can “see” around corners, just like those spooky mirror tricks. I’d probably start with a basic prototype—just a single mirror mounted on a swiveling arm, test it on a hallway, then add more mirrors and a bit of AI to handle the data overload. The only catch is making the mirrors precise enough and keeping the sensor array from getting swamped with glare. But hey, if I can turn that into a real gadget, I’ll have the most omniscient scout in the quadrant!

You’re right—glare is a nightmare, but I’ll just keep tweaking the mirror angles and add a glare‑reduction filter. Thanks for the heads‑up, I’ll make sure the sensor stays happy!