Small but clever; a robot acts as a digital eye anywhere

Madrid, January 3: Emme doesn't use wires, screws or connectors and has a different shape, you can put all the pieces together in seconds or you can use only one wheel as a 360º motorized selfies machine, he can follow you and he can go on the road, offroad, on water and underwater.

As well as being a great way to learn 3D printing and basic robotics, the assembled Emme robot can do all sorts of things, in a variety of different environments. it can be taken anywhere, and it has wheels to move around easily on any kind of terrain. It can be taken across sand, snow, fields, or just regular city pavements, and it’s also water-ready, whether you want it to float around on the surface or even to dive below into the depths. Emme comes with Wi-Fi built in, as well as GPS and RGB lights.

 

Getting the Emme to move should be relatively straightforward, as you can control it directly with the prism-shaped remote control, either in real-time or in advance with the time lapse feature. It has three different axes of movement and will speed up or slow down whenever you want it to. You can also get it to follow a particular route. The included GPS module allows you to plan the robot’s journey in advance, to take it exactly where you want it to.

The device can help in many ways, in many fields, it can be helpful to police authorities where they want to stretch their reach.