Ziro: The system allows you to design robots and control them through hand movements
Introduced for the first time at the CES 2016 show earlier this year, Ziro is a system that allows users to create a robot of their choice and control it through hand movements and fingers. .
Introduced for the first time at the CES 2016 show earlier this year, Ziro is a system that allows users to create a robot of their choice and control it through hand movements and fingers. .
This is a system that allows users to create a robot of their own.
The basic components of this system include a set of four motors that can power any compact robot design. Accompany it with a glove equipped with motion sensors.
An application installed on the smartphone will play the role of connecting the two elements above through Wi-Fi, allowing users to pair a specific engine with a specific gesture. When it comes to customers, the manufacturer will provide some simple designs in the box, but they also encourage users to create new robots.
If ordered from now, the product will cost $ 229.
Tanuj Siddarth, Ziro's product development engineer, says that you can turn everything away or even old toys into a fun new toy.
Zo - a robot designed by Ross Miller (The Verge):
Ziro made a call campaign on Indiegogo with a target of $ 30,000 and they succeeded. If you order now, you have the opportunity to own this special kit (including 1 glove, 4 engines and some robots) for $ 229. Delivery time is expected in January 2017.
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