Automatic smart suitcase 'run' by owner
Those who often get tired of carrying and watching luggage in crowded places like bus stations or airports, can now be assured of suitcases that automatically "follow" the owner-owner. Spaniard Rodrigo Garcia Gonzalez invented.
The reason for suitcase Hop ! - Product name, obtained by the above feature thanks to 3 signal receivers, connected to a user pre-installed smartphone application via Bluetooth. Data transmitted via Bluetooth will be handled by a small controller to determine the location of the phone that they must "follow". This controller also has the task of "guiding" the double gear system mounted below the suitcase.
In particular, the product is also programmed with the feature of tailoring suitcases of the same type, helping hands-free owners if using many suitcases at the same time. In case the signal with the phone is lost or interrupted, the user will receive a warning and then the suitcase will automatically lock.
Designer Gonzalez said the smart suitcase is manufactured according to airline standards for luggage size (55 x 40 x 20m). According to him, in the future the smart suitcase will meet everyone's tastes thanks to the convenience it brings, especially for people with disabilities. He will continue to improve current products and design suitcases with larger sizes to meet market demands.
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