Hi, this is Wayne again with a topic “LG Rolling Bot at MWC 2016”.
Hey guys, I’m blackbirds you’re at MWC 2016 and I am driving an LG rolling ball now. This isn’t going too hot at the moment, because the software is really quite dicey. It’S kind of like the Spiro kind of like the bb-8 drone, except a really drunk one. You know it’s got some great Dicer controls, but that being said, the difference with this is that it connects to this LG’s new g5 flagship smartphone, and you can throw it from anywhere.
So you just hook this up to your wireless network at home and you can control it wherever you are well. We have an internet connection, you go backwards and forward controls and left/right, etc to direct the camera as a camera, a megapixel stills 1080p videos. They can record for you. It also has an infrared sensor and v1, so you can control things like audio players, TV, even your air conditioning at home volume, switching channels, etc, a speaker and a microphone. So you can talk to pets. Oh, it has a special button which, when you press it, the rolling bot just kind of goes crazy, starts using a laser pointer, a red laser pointer. So it’s just jumping and bouncing around and starts to exercise your pet, so LG says it’s a form of pet care when you are not there very simple interface, there’s a button which just pops the motor, so it’s kind of fun you kind of get the hang Of it after a while, I have actually managed to do a lap of this whole course that I’ve set up here.
It took me about 30 minutes, but I made it. You know as a device. It’S not coming out anytime soon. The LG g5 flagship is coming out in a couple of months time in April, but this is five or six months away. Lg is still developing it still working on it, so might be a while, but LG is committed to the concept and we should be able to see the rolling ball with us at some point later this year.
That’S it from the LG rolling worked here at LG’s booth at MWC 2016, but stay tuned to our youtube channel youtube.com, slash Laberge for more .