? Meet the future: on the streets of Tokyo — smart baby strollers that can move on their own! A premium Japanese brand has introduced a model equipped with radar and a system that tracks its owner.
How it works
The stroller “sees” its owner and follows them at speeds up to 8 km/h, carefully avoiding obstacles. Thanks to the built-in assistant, it easily climbs hills, and for parents’ comfort, it features heated handles for cold weather.
Why it’s useful
If you need to pick up the baby (sleeping, crying, or just needing attention), the stroller obediently follows you, freeing your hands. It’s especially handy in stores, parks, and on walks.
Tech features:
- Radar and sensors to track and avoid obstacles.
- Automatic speed adjustment to match the owner’s pace.
- Hill climbing assistance.
- Heated handlebar.
- Option to switch to manual control.
Japanese users’ feedback
Users say it’s not just a trendy gadget but a truly convenient everyday helper. Especially appreciated by parents with two kids or those who often walk alone. Developers plan to add automatic stops at crosswalks, gesture recognition, and integration with an app to locate the stroller in parking lots.
Summary:
Japan is once again ahead of the curve — now even baby strollers here can be “smart” and autonomous. All that’s left is a version that sings lullabies and makes coffee for parents.
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