Glüxkind rolls out AI smart stroller Ella for an intelligent strolling

Image credit : NVIDIA blog Glüxkind Technologies, a company based in Vancouver, Canada, unveiled its AI-powered smart stroller, named Ella, at the CES 2023 technology trade show held in Las Vegas. The introduction of Ella demonstrates how technology, specifically AI, is being integrated into everyday products that traditionally lack such features. It is quite surprising to witness the incorporation of AI into a baby stroller. Ella, recognized as a CES 2023 Innovation Awards Honoree, is designed by Glüxkind Technologies to assist new parents in their daily activities, promote inclusivity, and facilitate quality family time. [caption id="attachment_183784" align="aligncenter" width="2560"] Image credit : IssueWire.com[/caption] This robotic baby carriage offers various functionalities, including autonomous driving capability (only when unoccupied by a child), a built-in white noise machine, and a "brake assist" feature. Additionally, it offers ample storage space and a convenient modular travel system, allowing easy attachment and detachment of the bassinet. Integration with car seats is also in the pipeline, with the company planning to commence shipping the initial batch of strollers in April of this year. [caption id="attachment_183785" align="aligncenter" width="1920"] Image credit : Axios[/caption] When the child is not inside the stroller, whether they need a hug or if a toddler prefers to walk for a while, parents can activate Ella's intelligent hands-free strolling mode. Glüxkind Ella's advanced parent assist technology empowers parents to be fully present and focus on their children without compromising or becoming distracted by multitasking, according to the company's statement. Also read : Oxa: Real-Time Biofeedback Wearable for Breathing