This Teddy's got GPS in it
Belying everything that gadgets stand for, this GPS device is far from the cold, sleek, stiff form factor that we usually associate a GPS device with. The robotic teddy bear has been created by iXs Research Corporation and it tells you directions plus points out the way too. The prototype robot stands 30 centimeters (1 ft) tall and has 6 joints in its arms and neck. It doubles up as an alcohol sensor too and urges safety by issuing statements like "You haven't been drinking, have you?" apparently the teddy is high on safety and detects reckless driving, so if the driver suddenly accelerates or slams on the brakes, the robot says, "Watch out!" Pet the teddy on its head and it will blurt out the nearest landmark for you.
iXs Research Corporation plans to roll out the commercial version of the Robotic Teddy by next year.
Via - Gizmodiva










