Cowarobot introduces autonomous baby stroller
Shanghai-based robotics company Cowarobot has unveiled a robot baby stroller at the CES Asia technology Show. The smart buggy has built-in cameras and a smart bracelet to track the owner's position, ensuring they do not leave the buggy behind. A user can also double-tap the bracelet to call the buggy to his or her side from up to 30 metres away. The stroller has a maximum speed of 7km/h and a built-in rechargeable battery which gives a 2km range.
Freeing up your hands to enjoy an organic soy latte and gluten-free banana bread, Chinese company Cowarobot's autonomous stroller follows you around the factory outlets with your precious cargo in tow.

Unveiled at the CES Asia technology show in Shanghai earlier this month, the motorised smart baby stroller follows you at arm's length, using built-in cameras to track your every move and hopefully avoid bumping into things and waking the baby.

Should the smart stroller lose sight of you, it homes in on your wrist bracelet to ensure you don't accidentally leave bub behind. You can also double-tap on the bracelet to call the stroller to your side.

The control bracelet has a 30-metre range, should the stroller decide to stroll away, but as a fail-safe the stroller also has built-in GPS. So there's no need to panic, as you can always pull out your smartphone to check on your baby's adventures while you grab another latte and peruse your baby's Instagram account to see if it's spotted any bargains in the vintage clothing store.