CES 2019 was an epic event that showcased the latest advancements in technology, pushing the boundaries of human ingenuity. Amidst the dazzling array of groundbreaking innovations, a Turtle Rover (read the story behind the Turtle Rover here) emerged as one of the exhibition robots. Buckle up and learn more!

About CES

CES, which stands for Consumer Electronics Show, is the world's largest trade show held annually in January in Las Vegas, Nevada, and sponsored by the Consumer Technology Association. The event showcases new products, prototypes, and emerging technologies in the consumer electronics industry.

Here’s a short video that presents the 2019 event:

Video by: Seagate Technology

Turtle Rover at CES 2019

At the end of 2018, Impact Creative approached us with an idea of using Turtle Rover as an exhibition robot during Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2019.

CES 2019 was devoted to the gamification of surveillance. A purpose-built course was provided. The objective of the game was pretty much mission and rescue. For this purpose, a Turtle Rover was used. Throughout the course, there were placed particular objects to "rescue". The rover's task was to move around the course, find those objects and identify them. The robot could be manipulated with a little handlebar.

The rover carried an AI image-recognition software to showcase SkyHawk hard drives being used for fast data storage in robotics applications.

‍Here, there are other integrations that can be used with Leo Rover.

Possibilities are limitless

CES and other events like this are a great opportunity for all technologies lovers and innovators alike. As we could see and hear in this short material, video surveillance is about to become more than simply security. It will be supplemented by AI, which is bound to revolutionize our possibilities. Together, let’s embark on a journey where a Leo Rover can propel your innovative ideas towards a future defined by boundless horizons :).

Hit us up at contact@fictionlab.pl and let us prove that this robotic platform is exactly what your idea needs to come true ;).