CES 2024 witnessed the presentation of many innovations related to artificial intelligence (AI). Rabbit R1 is a pocket assistant that allows you to launch applications and perform various tasks without using your mobile phone. (9) The device, introduced on Tuesday, has technology similar to Alexa and Siri, among other virtual assistants.
HE Activation of the AI that powers it occurs on the orange device itselfIt consists of a 2.88-inch touchscreen, scroll button, two microphones, speakers and a rotating camera. There is also a “Push-to-Talk” button to interact with the assistant.
Once enabled, it is ready to listen to user questions and requests. According to Rabbit, the startup responsible for creating the device, the technology is capable of: want a trip UberPlay music, read news, text, make calls and more in streaming apps.
More complex tasks, such as booking tickets and completing online purchases, are also handled by the Rabbit R1, for example, all from a single interface and without the need to open different applications or constantly log in. Basically it Operates your mobile phone without having to touch your phone.
The device’s camera, whose lens is hidden by default as a way to increase privacy identifying people or objects in the real world, as well as making video calls. In the demonstration at CES 2024, the sensor was pointed at the refrigerator and suggested a healthy recipe after checking the food stored inside.
Language model of pocket AI assistant according to developer Can be trained to perform multiple tasksintegrates with “most popular apps” with the owner’s permission. The product runs the Rabbit OS operating system, connects to Wi-Fi and mobile networks, and has a MediaTek Helio P35 processor, 4 GB RAM and 128 GB storage.
Available for pre-sale in the United States The Rabbit R1 costs US$199, which is equivalent to R$973 at today’s exchange rate, without taking into account taxes and duties. Deliveries should begin between March and April.
Source: Tec Mundo
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