Comes in Three Major Components
The system is made up of three key components – the rover, the radio transmitter, and the FPV (first-person view) goggles. Together, they give you full control, live visuals, and an immersive experience.
Wireless Rover Control
The radio transmitter lets you drive the rover remotely from up to 1 km (0.6 miles) away. The left stick moves the rover forward and backward. The right stick steers it left or right. Additional switches and buttons, similar to a game console controller, let you trigger onboard features such as playing sounds or displaying images on the rover.
Customizable Audio and Visual Display
The rover is equipped with a built-in audio-visual system that can showcase your images or play sounds directly from its micro SD cards. Simply preload JPEG images and MP3 files, then select and play them in real time using the radio transmitter switches as you drive. You can trigger up to four different images/voices.
Immersive FPV Headset with Pan-and-Tilt Camera
The FPV (first person view) goggles let you see and hear exactly what the rover does, even at long range. This makes it feel as though you’re driving inside.
It comes with a video transmitter on the rover that streams live video and audio. The headset’s receiver picks up the feed, displaying it on built-in screens with audio output.
Both the rover and the goggles include recording functions, saving your footage in MP4 format for playback and sharing.
Remote Cargo Box Control
The rover includes a cargo box for carrying gifts, snacks, or even small pets, with a lid that opens and closes at the press of a button on the remote controller.
What's So Cool
The standout feature is the head-tracking control. When you move your head, the rover’s pan-and-tilt camera follows. Look right, and the camera pans right. Look up, and it tilts up—creating a seamless and natural eye-contact point of view with pedestrians.