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This app transforms your phone or tablet into an advanced remote control for a unique AI-enabled cardboard robot. Design custom controllers, utilize various control types, and even enable self-driving capabilities with AI object recognition.
✓AI-enabled robot control
✓Customizable remote pad designs
✓Multiple control types
✓Self-driving robot capabilities
✓AI object recognition
✓Telepresence system
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What's New in Smartibot
1.4.4
February 7, 2024
Improved grid sizes
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FAQ
What is Smartibot?
Smartibot is an AI-enabled STEM robot kit that allows users to build and control their own cardboard robots. This app acts as the controller, transforming your phone or tablet into a powerful remote.
Can I design my own controller for Smartibot?
Yes, you can create your own custom controller designs tailored to your robot. The app offers 6 standard pad designs and the ability to create unique ones.
Does Smartibot require coding?
No, Smartibot is designed for users to build and control their robot without writing any code. The app provides intuitive interfaces for control and AI setup.
What AI features does Smartibot offer?
Smartibot can be made self-driving using its AI capabilities. It can recognize up to 20 different objects, such as people, vehicles, and pets, allowing for autonomous interaction.
What devices is Smartibot compatible with?
Smartibot is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It was released on January 22, 2019, and last updated on February 7, 2024, with version 1.4.4.
What is the age rating for Smartibot?
Smartibot has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of young users interested in robotics and technology.
Does Smartibot have ads?
No, Smartibot is ad-free. As a free application, it does not contain any advertisements.
How often is Smartibot updated?
Smartibot was last updated on February 7, 2024, indicating regular maintenance and potential feature additions by the developer, Ross Atkin.
