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World IT Show 2025 In Seoul
Richard Blackwood, a counselor at the U.S. Embassy, speaks with embassy staff while experiencing KT's new AI technology during the World IT Show 2025 at COEX in Seoul, South Korea, on April 24, 2025. The event creates diverse business opportunities through tech showcases and international engagement. (Photo by Chris Jung/NurPhoto) -
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World IT Show 2025 In Seoul
Visitors tour the LG AI exhibition booth during the World IT Show 2025 at COEX in Seoul, South Korea, on April 24, 2025. The annual ICT event introduces Korea's AI-driven future to tens of thousands of participants. (Photo by Chris Jung/NurPhoto) -
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World IT Show 2025 In Seoul
Visitors explore the Samsung Galaxy AI exhibition booth during the World IT Show 2025 at COEX in Seoul, South Korea, on April 24, 2025. The show connects industries and consumers with the newest in mobile AI innovation. (Photo by Chris Jung/NurPhoto) -
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World IT Show 2025 In Seoul
Richard Blackwood, a counselor at the U.S. Embassy, speaks with embassy staff while experiencing KT's new AI technology during the World IT Show 2025 at COEX in Seoul, South Korea, on April 24, 2025. The event creates diverse business opportunities through tech showcases and international engagement. (Photo by Chris Jung/NurPhoto) -
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World IT Show 2025 In Seoul
Visitors tour the KT exhibition booth during the World IT Show 2025 at COEX in Seoul, South Korea, on April 24, 2025. The event serves as Korea's premier ICT showcase, promoting innovation and business collaboration in a rapidly evolving digital landscape. (Photo by Chris Jung/NurPhoto) -
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World IT Show 2025 In Seoul
Visitors tour the KT exhibition booth during the World IT Show 2025 at COEX in Seoul, South Korea, on April 24, 2025. The event serves as Korea's premier ICT showcase, promoting innovation and business collaboration in a rapidly evolving digital landscape. (Photo by Chris Jung/NurPhoto) -
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World IT Show 2025 In Seoul
Richard Blackwood, a counselor at the U.S. Embassy, speaks with embassy staff while experiencing KT's new AI technology during the World IT Show 2025 at COEX in Seoul, South Korea, on April 24, 2025. The event creates diverse business opportunities through tech showcases and international engagement. (Photo by Chris Jung/NurPhoto) -
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World IT Show 2025 In Seoul
Visitors tour the SK Telecom exhibition booth during the World IT Show 2025 at COEX in Seoul, South Korea, on April 24, 2025. The show features ICT conferences, new product unveilings, and networking opportunities across South Korea's largest tech platform. (Photo by Chris Jung/NurPhoto) -
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World IT Show 2025 In Seoul
The Israeli military drone Aero Sentinel K is on display during the World IT Show 2025 at COEX in Seoul, South Korea, on April 24, 2025. The annual event, attended by over 70,000 visitors and more than 450 companies, is South Korea's largest ICT exhibition, showcasing the future of digital transformation through business networking, ICT conferences, and new product and technology launches. (Photo by Chris Jung/NurPhoto) -
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Ball-shaped bot for the home to launch this summer
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10/04/2025
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A ball-shaped robot equipped with artificial intelligence is set to be rolled out this summer.
The bright yellow bowling-ball sized Ballie by South Korean electronics giant Samsung is described as a companion six years after its prototype unveiling in 2019.
It roves around the home on a set of wheels
It is equipped with cloud-based Google Gemini AI in the cloud said to unlock a range of capabilities.
It can accept audio and voice inputs, gather visual data using its camera, and use sensors to understand what's happening around it.
Samsung says it can be used to check out the fit of an owner’s clothes, offer styling recommendations, and provide tips on improving well-being.
All this is done simply by speaking to it with natural language commands.
It can also adjust home lighting and set reminders.
OPS: The Ballie home robot by Samsung
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Ball-shaped bot for the home to launch this summer
Ferrari Press Agency
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10/04/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Samsung
A ball-shaped robot equipped with artificial intelligence is set to be rolled out this summer.
The bright yellow bowling-ball sized Ballie by South Korean electronics giant Samsung is described as a companion six years after its prototype unveiling in 2019.
It roves around the home on a set of wheels
It is equipped with cloud-based Google Gemini AI in the cloud said to unlock a range of capabilities.
It can accept audio and voice inputs, gather visual data using its camera, and use sensors to understand what's happening around it.
Samsung says it can be used to check out the fit of an owner’s clothes, offer styling recommendations, and provide tips on improving well-being.
All this is done simply by speaking to it with natural language commands.
It can also adjust home lighting and set reminders.
OPS: The Ballie home robot by Samsung
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Folded bus landmark comes to London
Ferrari Press Agency
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25/07/2024
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Pictures must credit: Samsung
Commuters were stopped in their tracks as they spotted a full size, folded London bus.
The single decker, which measures 6m by 6.2m appeared to have been folded upwards at 90-degree angle with is rear end nearly six metres off the ground.
The bus forms part of a public art project, specially commissioned by electronics giant Samsung to celebrate the release of the its new Galaxy Z Fold6 and Galaxy Z Flip6.
The bus, created by British artist Caspar Philips, t includes a host of recycled materials from real London buses.
It was constructed to the accurate scale of a real single decker bus taking two months to design and build.
Additional public art installations include a folded bench, lamppost and telephone box, created by designer Jem Hughes.
The iconic domed telephone box was complete with a payphone and phone book, with the lamppost folding at nearly three metres tall.
The public will be able to see the art installations in and around London for themselves until 27th July 2024.
OPS: The folded London bus on show Bishops Square, central London, to celebrate the launch of Samsung’s Galaxy Z series phones.
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Folded bus landmark comes to London
Ferrari Press Agency
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25/07/2024
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Pictures must credit: Samsung
Commuters were stopped in their tracks as they spotted a full size, folded London bus.
The single decker, which measures 6m by 6.2m appeared to have been folded upwards at 90-degree angle with is rear end nearly six metres off the ground.
The bus forms part of a public art project, specially commissioned by electronics giant Samsung to celebrate the release of the its new Galaxy Z Fold6 and Galaxy Z Flip6.
The bus, created by British artist Caspar Philips, t includes a host of recycled materials from real London buses.
It was constructed to the accurate scale of a real single decker bus taking two months to design and build.
Additional public art installations include a folded bench, lamppost and telephone box, created by designer Jem Hughes.
The iconic domed telephone box was complete with a payphone and phone book, with the lamppost folding at nearly three metres tall.
The public will be able to see the art installations in and around London for themselves until 27th July 2024.
OPS: A folded lamppost outside London's Old Street Tube station, renamed Fold Sreet for the campaign, to celebrate the launch of Samsung’s Galaxy Z series phones.
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Folded bus landmark comes to London
Ferrari Press Agency
Fold 1
Ref 16040
25/07/2024
See Ferrari pictures
Pictures must credit: Samsung
Commuters were stopped in their tracks as they spotted a full size, folded London bus.
The single decker, which measures 6m by 6.2m appeared to have been folded upwards at 90-degree angle with is rear end nearly six metres off the ground.
The bus forms part of a public art project, specially commissioned by electronics giant Samsung to celebrate the release of the its new Galaxy Z Fold6 and Galaxy Z Flip6.
The bus, created by British artist Caspar Philips, t includes a host of recycled materials from real London buses.
It was constructed to the accurate scale of a real single decker bus taking two months to design and build.
Additional public art installations include a folded bench, lamppost and telephone box, created by designer Jem Hughes.
The iconic domed telephone box was complete with a payphone and phone book, with the lamppost folding at nearly three metres tall.
The public will be able to see the art installations in and around London for themselves until 27th July 2024.
OPS: A folded bench outside London's Old Street Tube station, renamed Fold Sreet for the campaign, to celebrate the launch of Samsung’s Galaxy Z series phones.
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Folded bus landmark comes to London
Ferrari Press Agency
Fold 1
Ref 16040
25/07/2024
See Ferrari pictures
Pictures must credit: Samsung
Commuters were stopped in their tracks as they spotted a full size, folded London bus.
The single decker, which measures 6m by 6.2m appeared to have been folded upwards at 90-degree angle with is rear end nearly six metres off the ground.
The bus forms part of a public art project, specially commissioned by electronics giant Samsung to celebrate the release of the its new Galaxy Z Fold6 and Galaxy Z Flip6.
The bus, created by British artist Caspar Philips, t includes a host of recycled materials from real London buses.
It was constructed to the accurate scale of a real single decker bus taking two months to design and build.
Additional public art installations include a folded bench, lamppost and telephone box, created by designer Jem Hughes.
The iconic domed telephone box was complete with a payphone and phone book, with the lamppost folding at nearly three metres tall.
The public will be able to see the art installations in and around London for themselves until 27th July 2024.
OPS: The folded London bus on show Bishops Square, central London, with artist Caspar Philips.
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Folded bus landmark comes to London
Ferrari Press Agency
Fold 1
Ref 16040
25/07/2024
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Pictures must credit: Samsung
Commuters were stopped in their tracks as they spotted a full size, folded London bus.
The single decker, which measures 6m by 6.2m appeared to have been folded upwards at 90-degree angle with is rear end nearly six metres off the ground.
The bus forms part of a public art project, specially commissioned by electronics giant Samsung to celebrate the release of the its new Galaxy Z Fold6 and Galaxy Z Flip6.
The bus, created by British artist Caspar Philips, t includes a host of recycled materials from real London buses.
It was constructed to the accurate scale of a real single decker bus taking two months to design and build.
Additional public art installations include a folded bench, lamppost and telephone box, created by designer Jem Hughes.
The iconic domed telephone box was complete with a payphone and phone book, with the lamppost folding at nearly three metres tall.
The public will be able to see the art installations in and around London for themselves until 27th July 2024.
OPS: The folded London bus on show Bishops Square, central London, with artist Caspar Philips.
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Folded bus landmark comes to London
Ferrari Press Agency
Fold 1
Ref 16040
25/07/2024
See Ferrari pictures
Pictures must credit: Samsung
Commuters were stopped in their tracks as they spotted a full size, folded London bus.
The single decker, which measures 6m by 6.2m appeared to have been folded upwards at 90-degree angle with is rear end nearly six metres off the ground.
The bus forms part of a public art project, specially commissioned by electronics giant Samsung to celebrate the release of the its new Galaxy Z Fold6 and Galaxy Z Flip6.
The bus, created by British artist Caspar Philips, t includes a host of recycled materials from real London buses.
It was constructed to the accurate scale of a real single decker bus taking two months to design and build.
Additional public art installations include a folded bench, lamppost and telephone box, created by designer Jem Hughes.
The iconic domed telephone box was complete with a payphone and phone book, with the lamppost folding at nearly three metres tall.
The public will be able to see the art installations in and around London for themselves until 27th July 2024.
OPS: The folded London bus on show Bishops Square, central London, to celebrate the launch of Samsung’s Galaxy Z series phones.
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Folded bus landmark comes to London
Ferrari Press Agency
Fold 1
Ref 16040
25/07/2024
See Ferrari pictures
Pictures must credit: Samsung
Commuters were stopped in their tracks as they spotted a full size, folded London bus.
The single decker, which measures 6m by 6.2m appeared to have been folded upwards at 90-degree angle with is rear end nearly six metres off the ground.
The bus forms part of a public art project, specially commissioned by electronics giant Samsung to celebrate the release of the its new Galaxy Z Fold6 and Galaxy Z Flip6.
The bus, created by British artist Caspar Philips, t includes a host of recycled materials from real London buses.
It was constructed to the accurate scale of a real single decker bus taking two months to design and build.
Additional public art installations include a folded bench, lamppost and telephone box, created by designer Jem Hughes.
The iconic domed telephone box was complete with a payphone and phone book, with the lamppost folding at nearly three metres tall.
The public will be able to see the art installations in and around London for themselves until 27th July 2024.
OPS: The folded London bus on show Bishops Square, central London, to celebrate the launch of Samsung’s Galaxy Z series phones.
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Folded bus landmark comes to London
Ferrari Press Agency
Fold 1
Ref 16040
25/07/2024
See Ferrari pictures
Pictures must credit: Samsung
Commuters were stopped in their tracks as they spotted a full size, folded London bus.
The single decker, which measures 6m by 6.2m appeared to have been folded upwards at 90-degree angle with is rear end nearly six metres off the ground.
The bus forms part of a public art project, specially commissioned by electronics giant Samsung to celebrate the release of the its new Galaxy Z Fold6 and Galaxy Z Flip6.
The bus, created by British artist Caspar Philips, t includes a host of recycled materials from real London buses.
It was constructed to the accurate scale of a real single decker bus taking two months to design and build.
Additional public art installations include a folded bench, lamppost and telephone box, created by designer Jem Hughes.
The iconic domed telephone box was complete with a payphone and phone book, with the lamppost folding at nearly three metres tall.
The public will be able to see the art installations in and around London for themselves until 27th July 2024.
OPS: A folded London telephone box in central London, to celebrate the launch of Samsung’s Galaxy Z series phones.
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Folded bus landmark comes to London
Ferrari Press Agency
Fold 1
Ref 16040
25/07/2024
See Ferrari pictures
Pictures must credit: Samsung
Commuters were stopped in their tracks as they spotted a full size, folded London bus.
The single decker, which measures 6m by 6.2m appeared to have been folded upwards at 90-degree angle with is rear end nearly six metres off the ground.
The bus forms part of a public art project, specially commissioned by electronics giant Samsung to celebrate the release of the its new Galaxy Z Fold6 and Galaxy Z Flip6.
The bus, created by British artist Caspar Philips, t includes a host of recycled materials from real London buses.
It was constructed to the accurate scale of a real single decker bus taking two months to design and build.
Additional public art installations include a folded bench, lamppost and telephone box, created by designer Jem Hughes.
The iconic domed telephone box was complete with a payphone and phone book, with the lamppost folding at nearly three metres tall.
The public will be able to see the art installations in and around London for themselves until 27th July 2024.
OPS: The folded London bus on show Bishops Square, central London, to celebrate the launch of Samsung’s Galaxy Z series phones.
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Folded bus landmark comes to London
Ferrari Press Agency
Fold 1
Ref 16040
25/07/2024
See Ferrari pictures
Pictures must credit: Samsung
Commuters were stopped in their tracks as they spotted a full size, folded London bus.
The single decker, which measures 6m by 6.2m appeared to have been folded upwards at 90-degree angle with is rear end nearly six metres off the ground.
The bus forms part of a public art project, specially commissioned by electronics giant Samsung to celebrate the release of the its new Galaxy Z Fold6 and Galaxy Z Flip6.
The bus, created by British artist Caspar Philips, t includes a host of recycled materials from real London buses.
It was constructed to the accurate scale of a real single decker bus taking two months to design and build.
Additional public art installations include a folded bench, lamppost and telephone box, created by designer Jem Hughes.
The iconic domed telephone box was complete with a payphone and phone book, with the lamppost folding at nearly three metres tall.
The public will be able to see the art installations in and around London for themselves until 27th July 2024.
OPS: The folded London bus on show Bishops Square, central London, with artist Caspar Philips.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Folded bus landmark comes to London
Ferrari Press Agency
Fold 1
Ref 16040
25/07/2024
See Ferrari pictures
Pictures must credit: Samsung
Commuters were stopped in their tracks as they spotted a full size, folded London bus.
The single decker, which measures 6m by 6.2m appeared to have been folded upwards at 90-degree angle with is rear end nearly six metres off the ground.
The bus forms part of a public art project, specially commissioned by electronics giant Samsung to celebrate the release of the its new Galaxy Z Fold6 and Galaxy Z Flip6.
The bus, created by British artist Caspar Philips, t includes a host of recycled materials from real London buses.
It was constructed to the accurate scale of a real single decker bus taking two months to design and build.
Additional public art installations include a folded bench, lamppost and telephone box, created by designer Jem Hughes.
The iconic domed telephone box was complete with a payphone and phone book, with the lamppost folding at nearly three metres tall.
The public will be able to see the art installations in and around London for themselves until 27th July 2024.
OPS: The folded London bus on show Bishops Square, central London, to celebrate the launch of Samsung’s Galaxy Z series phones.
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Folded bus landmark comes to London
Ferrari Press Agency
Fold 1
Ref 16040
25/07/2024
See Ferrari pictures
Pictures must credit: Samsung
Commuters were stopped in their tracks as they spotted a full size, folded London bus.
The single decker, which measures 6m by 6.2m appeared to have been folded upwards at 90-degree angle with is rear end nearly six metres off the ground.
The bus forms part of a public art project, specially commissioned by electronics giant Samsung to celebrate the release of the its new Galaxy Z Fold6 and Galaxy Z Flip6.
The bus, created by British artist Caspar Philips, t includes a host of recycled materials from real London buses.
It was constructed to the accurate scale of a real single decker bus taking two months to design and build.
Additional public art installations include a folded bench, lamppost and telephone box, created by designer Jem Hughes.
The iconic domed telephone box was complete with a payphone and phone book, with the lamppost folding at nearly three metres tall.
The public will be able to see the art installations in and around London for themselves until 27th July 2024.
OPS: A folded banch and telephone box outside London's Old Street Tube station, renamed Fold Sreet for the campaign, to celebrate the launch of Samsung’s Galaxy Z series phones.
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Spherical robot due to roll into homes as a helper
Ferrari Press Agency
Ballie 1
Ref 15457
09/01/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: Samsung
A new home help robot is set to come rolling in to homes this year — shaped like a ball.
The Ballie by Korean electronics company Samsung is designed to assist around the home and be of use even when the owners are away.
And it is also fitted with a projector than can be used for video calls
Ballie is a bowling-ball sized sphere with a LiDAR distance and object detection sensor and a 1080p projector.
The projector has two lenses and allows the robot to display movies, video calls and "greetings" on its surrounding surfaces.
In a promo video Ballie greets a user who returns to their home by projecting the word "Welcome," as well as displaying a conference call, workout video and the contents of a nearby PC, like a secondary screen.
In another scene it is shown responding to a text message from a female owner who is at work.
OPS: The Ballie spherical home help robot
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Spherical robot due to roll into homes as a helper
Ferrari Press Agency
Ballie 1
Ref 15457
09/01/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: Samsung
A new home help robot is set to come rolling in to homes this year — shaped like a ball.
The Ballie by Korean electronics company Samsung is designed to assist around the home and be of use even when the owners are away.
And it is also fitted with a projector than can be used for video calls
Ballie is a bowling-ball sized sphere with a LiDAR distance and object detection sensor and a 1080p projector.
The projector has two lenses and allows the robot to display movies, video calls and "greetings" on its surrounding surfaces.
In a promo video Ballie greets a user who returns to their home by projecting the word "Welcome," as well as displaying a conference call, workout video and the contents of a nearby PC, like a secondary screen.
In another scene it is shown responding to a text message from a female owner who is at work.
OPS: The Ballie spherical home help robot
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Spherical robot due to roll into homes as a helper
Ferrari Press Agency
Ballie 1
Ref 15457
09/01/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: Samsung
A new home help robot is set to come rolling in to homes this year — shaped like a ball.
The Ballie by Korean electronics company Samsung is designed to assist around the home and be of use even when the owners are away.
And it is also fitted with a projector than can be used for video calls
Ballie is a bowling-ball sized sphere with a LiDAR distance and object detection sensor and a 1080p projector.
The projector has two lenses and allows the robot to display movies, video calls and "greetings" on its surrounding surfaces.
In a promo video Ballie greets a user who returns to their home by projecting the word "Welcome," as well as displaying a conference call, workout video and the contents of a nearby PC, like a secondary screen.
In another scene it is shown responding to a text message from a female owner who is at work.
OPS: The Ballie spherical home help robot
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Spherical robot due to roll into homes as a helper
Ferrari Press Agency
Ballie 1
Ref 15457
09/01/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: Samsung
A new home help robot is set to come rolling in to homes this year — shaped like a ball.
The Ballie by Korean electronics company Samsung is designed to assist around the home and be of use even when the owners are away.
And it is also fitted with a projector than can be used for video calls
Ballie is a bowling-ball sized sphere with a LiDAR distance and object detection sensor and a 1080p projector.
The projector has two lenses and allows the robot to display movies, video calls and "greetings" on its surrounding surfaces.
In a promo video Ballie greets a user who returns to their home by projecting the word "Welcome," as well as displaying a conference call, workout video and the contents of a nearby PC, like a secondary screen.
In another scene it is shown responding to a text message from a female owner who is at work.
OPS: The Ballie spherical home help robot
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Spherical robot due to roll into homes as a helper
Ferrari Press Agency
Ballie 1
Ref 15457
09/01/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: Samsung
A new home help robot is set to come rolling in to homes this year — shaped like a ball.
The Ballie by Korean electronics company Samsung is designed to assist around the home and be of use even when the owners are away.
And it is also fitted with a projector than can be used for video calls
Ballie is a bowling-ball sized sphere with a LiDAR distance and object detection sensor and a 1080p projector.
The projector has two lenses and allows the robot to display movies, video calls and "greetings" on its surrounding surfaces.
In a promo video Ballie greets a user who returns to their home by projecting the word "Welcome," as well as displaying a conference call, workout video and the contents of a nearby PC, like a secondary screen.
In another scene it is shown responding to a text message from a female owner who is at work.
OPS: The Ballie spherical home help robot
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_164526892_FER
Spherical robot due to roll into homes as a helper
Ferrari Press Agency
Ballie 1
Ref 15457
09/01/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: Samsung
A new home help robot is set to come rolling in to homes this year — shaped like a ball.
The Ballie by Korean electronics company Samsung is designed to assist around the home and be of use even when the owners are away.
And it is also fitted with a projector than can be used for video calls
Ballie is a bowling-ball sized sphere with a LiDAR distance and object detection sensor and a 1080p projector.
The projector has two lenses and allows the robot to display movies, video calls and "greetings" on its surrounding surfaces.
In a promo video Ballie greets a user who returns to their home by projecting the word "Welcome," as well as displaying a conference call, workout video and the contents of a nearby PC, like a secondary screen.
In another scene it is shown responding to a text message from a female owner who is at work.
OPS: The Ballie spherical home help robot
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_164526887_FER
Spherical robot due to roll into homes as a helper
Ferrari Press Agency
Ballie 1
Ref 15457
09/01/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: Samsung
A new home help robot is set to come rolling in to homes this year — shaped like a ball.
The Ballie by Korean electronics company Samsung is designed to assist around the home and be of use even when the owners are away.
And it is also fitted with a projector than can be used for video calls
Ballie is a bowling-ball sized sphere with a LiDAR distance and object detection sensor and a 1080p projector.
The projector has two lenses and allows the robot to display movies, video calls and "greetings" on its surrounding surfaces.
In a promo video Ballie greets a user who returns to their home by projecting the word "Welcome," as well as displaying a conference call, workout video and the contents of a nearby PC, like a secondary screen.
In another scene it is shown responding to a text message from a female owner who is at work.
OPS: The Ballie spherical home help robot
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_164526885_FER
Spherical robot due to roll into homes as a helper
Ferrari Press Agency
Ballie 1
Ref 15457
09/01/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: Samsung
A new home help robot is set to come rolling in to homes this year — shaped like a ball.
The Ballie by Korean electronics company Samsung is designed to assist around the home and be of use even when the owners are away.
And it is also fitted with a projector than can be used for video calls
Ballie is a bowling-ball sized sphere with a LiDAR distance and object detection sensor and a 1080p projector.
The projector has two lenses and allows the robot to display movies, video calls and "greetings" on its surrounding surfaces.
In a promo video Ballie greets a user who returns to their home by projecting the word "Welcome," as well as displaying a conference call, workout video and the contents of a nearby PC, like a secondary screen.
In another scene it is shown responding to a text message from a female owner who is at work.
OPS: The Ballie spherical home help robot
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_164526883_FER
Spherical robot due to roll into homes as a helper
Ferrari Press Agency
Ballie 1
Ref 15457
09/01/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: Samsung
A new home help robot is set to come rolling in to homes this year — shaped like a ball.
The Ballie by Korean electronics company Samsung is designed to assist around the home and be of use even when the owners are away.
And it is also fitted with a projector than can be used for video calls
Ballie is a bowling-ball sized sphere with a LiDAR distance and object detection sensor and a 1080p projector.
The projector has two lenses and allows the robot to display movies, video calls and "greetings" on its surrounding surfaces.
In a promo video Ballie greets a user who returns to their home by projecting the word "Welcome," as well as displaying a conference call, workout video and the contents of a nearby PC, like a secondary screen.
In another scene it is shown responding to a text message from a female owner who is at work.
OPS: The Ballie spherical home help robot
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_164526881_FER
Spherical robot due to roll into homes as a helper
Ferrari Press Agency
Ballie 1
Ref 15457
09/01/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: Samsung
A new home help robot is set to come rolling in to homes this year — shaped like a ball.
The Ballie by Korean electronics company Samsung is designed to assist around the home and be of use even when the owners are away.
And it is also fitted with a projector than can be used for video calls
Ballie is a bowling-ball sized sphere with a LiDAR distance and object detection sensor and a 1080p projector.
The projector has two lenses and allows the robot to display movies, video calls and "greetings" on its surrounding surfaces.
In a promo video Ballie greets a user who returns to their home by projecting the word "Welcome," as well as displaying a conference call, workout video and the contents of a nearby PC, like a secondary screen.
In another scene it is shown responding to a text message from a female owner who is at work.
OPS: The Ballie spherical home help robot
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Spherical robot due to roll into homes as a helper
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Ballie 1
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09/01/2024
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A new home help robot is set to come rolling in to homes this year — shaped like a ball.
The Ballie by Korean electronics company Samsung is designed to assist around the home and be of use even when the owners are away.
And it is also fitted with a projector than can be used for video calls
Ballie is a bowling-ball sized sphere with a LiDAR distance and object detection sensor and a 1080p projector.
The projector has two lenses and allows the robot to display movies, video calls and "greetings" on its surrounding surfaces.
In a promo video Ballie greets a user who returns to their home by projecting the word "Welcome," as well as displaying a conference call, workout video and the contents of a nearby PC, like a secondary screen.
In another scene it is shown responding to a text message from a female owner who is at work.
OPS: The Ballie spherical home help robot
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Spherical robot due to roll into homes as a helper
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Ballie 1
Ref 15457
09/01/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: Samsung
A new home help robot is set to come rolling in to homes this year — shaped like a ball.
The Ballie by Korean electronics company Samsung is designed to assist around the home and be of use even when the owners are away.
And it is also fitted with a projector than can be used for video calls
Ballie is a bowling-ball sized sphere with a LiDAR distance and object detection sensor and a 1080p projector.
The projector has two lenses and allows the robot to display movies, video calls and "greetings" on its surrounding surfaces.
In a promo video Ballie greets a user who returns to their home by projecting the word "Welcome," as well as displaying a conference call, workout video and the contents of a nearby PC, like a secondary screen.
In another scene it is shown responding to a text message from a female owner who is at work.
OPS: The Ballie spherical home help robot
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Spherical robot due to roll into homes as a helper
Ferrari Press Agency
Ballie 1
Ref 15457
09/01/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: Samsung
A new home help robot is set to come rolling in to homes this year — shaped like a ball.
The Ballie by Korean electronics company Samsung is designed to assist around the home and be of use even when the owners are away.
And it is also fitted with a projector than can be used for video calls
Ballie is a bowling-ball sized sphere with a LiDAR distance and object detection sensor and a 1080p projector.
The projector has two lenses and allows the robot to display movies, video calls and "greetings" on its surrounding surfaces.
In a promo video Ballie greets a user who returns to their home by projecting the word "Welcome," as well as displaying a conference call, workout video and the contents of a nearby PC, like a secondary screen.
In another scene it is shown responding to a text message from a female owner who is at work.
OPS: The Ballie spherical home help robot
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_164526873_FER
Spherical robot due to roll into homes as a helper
Ferrari Press Agency
Ballie 1
Ref 15457
09/01/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: Samsung
A new home help robot is set to come rolling in to homes this year — shaped like a ball.
The Ballie by Korean electronics company Samsung is designed to assist around the home and be of use even when the owners are away.
And it is also fitted with a projector than can be used for video calls
Ballie is a bowling-ball sized sphere with a LiDAR distance and object detection sensor and a 1080p projector.
The projector has two lenses and allows the robot to display movies, video calls and "greetings" on its surrounding surfaces.
In a promo video Ballie greets a user who returns to their home by projecting the word "Welcome," as well as displaying a conference call, workout video and the contents of a nearby PC, like a secondary screen.
In another scene it is shown responding to a text message from a female owner who is at work.
OPS: The Ballie spherical home help robot
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Spherical robot due to roll into homes as a helper
Ferrari Press Agency
Ballie 1
Ref 15457
09/01/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: Samsung
A new home help robot is set to come rolling in to homes this year — shaped like a ball.
The Ballie by Korean electronics company Samsung is designed to assist around the home and be of use even when the owners are away.
And it is also fitted with a projector than can be used for video calls
Ballie is a bowling-ball sized sphere with a LiDAR distance and object detection sensor and a 1080p projector.
The projector has two lenses and allows the robot to display movies, video calls and "greetings" on its surrounding surfaces.
In a promo video Ballie greets a user who returns to their home by projecting the word "Welcome," as well as displaying a conference call, workout video and the contents of a nearby PC, like a secondary screen.
In another scene it is shown responding to a text message from a female owner who is at work.
OPS: The Ballie spherical home help robot
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Spherical robot due to roll into homes as a helper
Ferrari Press Agency
Ballie 1
Ref 15457
09/01/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: Samsung
A new home help robot is set to come rolling in to homes this year — shaped like a ball.
The Ballie by Korean electronics company Samsung is designed to assist around the home and be of use even when the owners are away.
And it is also fitted with a projector than can be used for video calls
Ballie is a bowling-ball sized sphere with a LiDAR distance and object detection sensor and a 1080p projector.
The projector has two lenses and allows the robot to display movies, video calls and "greetings" on its surrounding surfaces.
In a promo video Ballie greets a user who returns to their home by projecting the word "Welcome," as well as displaying a conference call, workout video and the contents of a nearby PC, like a secondary screen.
In another scene it is shown responding to a text message from a female owner who is at work.
OPS: The Ballie spherical home help robot
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_164526867_FER
Spherical robot due to roll into homes as a helper
Ferrari Press Agency
Ballie 1
Ref 15457
09/01/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: Samsung
A new home help robot is set to come rolling in to homes this year — shaped like a ball.
The Ballie by Korean electronics company Samsung is designed to assist around the home and be of use even when the owners are away.
And it is also fitted with a projector than can be used for video calls
Ballie is a bowling-ball sized sphere with a LiDAR distance and object detection sensor and a 1080p projector.
The projector has two lenses and allows the robot to display movies, video calls and "greetings" on its surrounding surfaces.
In a promo video Ballie greets a user who returns to their home by projecting the word "Welcome," as well as displaying a conference call, workout video and the contents of a nearby PC, like a secondary screen.
In another scene it is shown responding to a text message from a female owner who is at work.
OPS: The Ballie spherical home help robot
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_164526865_FER
Spherical robot due to roll into homes as a helper
Ferrari Press Agency
Ballie 1
Ref 15457
09/01/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: Samsung
A new home help robot is set to come rolling in to homes this year — shaped like a ball.
The Ballie by Korean electronics company Samsung is designed to assist around the home and be of use even when the owners are away.
And it is also fitted with a projector than can be used for video calls
Ballie is a bowling-ball sized sphere with a LiDAR distance and object detection sensor and a 1080p projector.
The projector has two lenses and allows the robot to display movies, video calls and "greetings" on its surrounding surfaces.
In a promo video Ballie greets a user who returns to their home by projecting the word "Welcome," as well as displaying a conference call, workout video and the contents of a nearby PC, like a secondary screen.
In another scene it is shown responding to a text message from a female owner who is at work.
OPS: The Ballie spherical home help robot
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_164526863_FER
Spherical robot due to roll into homes as a helper
Ferrari Press Agency
Ballie 1
Ref 15457
09/01/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: Samsung
A new home help robot is set to come rolling in to homes this year — shaped like a ball.
The Ballie by Korean electronics company Samsung is designed to assist around the home and be of use even when the owners are away.
And it is also fitted with a projector than can be used for video calls
Ballie is a bowling-ball sized sphere with a LiDAR distance and object detection sensor and a 1080p projector.
The projector has two lenses and allows the robot to display movies, video calls and "greetings" on its surrounding surfaces.
In a promo video Ballie greets a user who returns to their home by projecting the word "Welcome," as well as displaying a conference call, workout video and the contents of a nearby PC, like a secondary screen.
In another scene it is shown responding to a text message from a female owner who is at work.
OPS: The Ballie spherical home help robot
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_164526861_FER
Spherical robot due to roll into homes as a helper
Ferrari Press Agency
Ballie 1
Ref 15457
09/01/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: Samsung
A new home help robot is set to come rolling in to homes this year — shaped like a ball.
The Ballie by Korean electronics company Samsung is designed to assist around the home and be of use even when the owners are away.
And it is also fitted with a projector than can be used for video calls
Ballie is a bowling-ball sized sphere with a LiDAR distance and object detection sensor and a 1080p projector.
The projector has two lenses and allows the robot to display movies, video calls and "greetings" on its surrounding surfaces.
In a promo video Ballie greets a user who returns to their home by projecting the word "Welcome," as well as displaying a conference call, workout video and the contents of a nearby PC, like a secondary screen.
In another scene it is shown responding to a text message from a female owner who is at work.
OPS: The Ballie spherical home help robot
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FEATURE - Luxusmarke Caviar verwandelt Handys in Goldbarren-Smartphones
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17/03/2021
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A luxury goods company has produced two customised phones each smothered in almost a kilo of gold, remodelled to look like a gold bar.Russian firm Caviar has produced an iPhone 12 Pro and Galaxy S21 Ultra encased in 999.9 percent pure 24-carat gold.The Gold iPhone 12 Pro is priced at $159,000 USD / €133.500 euros , while the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra retails at $169,000 USD / €141.900 euros. The phones are each designed in the shape of gold bars.The Caviar logo is emblazoned on the back, with the word “Fine Gold 999.9” and the device’s weight engraved alongside.
OPS:The Caviar gold bar Samsung Galaxy S21
Picture supplied by Ferrar (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
(c) Dukas -
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FEATURE - Luxusmarke Caviar verwandelt Handys in Goldbarren-Smartphones
Ferrari Press Agency
Phone 1
Ref 12745
17/03/2021
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Pictures must credit: Caviar
A luxury goods company has produced two customised phones each smothered in almost a kilo of gold, remodelled to look like a gold bar.Russian firm Caviar has produced an iPhone 12 Pro and Galaxy S21 Ultra encased in 999.9 percent pure 24-carat gold.The Gold iPhone 12 Pro is priced at $159,000 USD / €133.500 euros , while the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra retails at $169,000 USD / €141.900 euros. The phones are each designed in the shape of gold bars.The Caviar logo is emblazoned on the back, with the word “Fine Gold 999.9” and the device’s weight engraved alongside.
OPS:The Caviar gold bar iPhone 12 pro.
Picture supplied by Ferrar (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10141191_007
FEATURE - Luxusmarke Caviar verwandelt Handys in Goldbarren-Smartphones
Ferrari Press Agency
Phone 1
Ref 12745
17/03/2021
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Caviar
A luxury goods company has produced two customised phones each smothered in almost a kilo of gold, remodelled to look like a gold bar.Russian firm Caviar has produced an iPhone 12 Pro and Galaxy S21 Ultra encased in 999.9 percent pure 24-carat gold.The Gold iPhone 12 Pro is priced at $159,000 USD / €133.500 euros , while the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra retails at $169,000 USD / €141.900 euros. The phones are each designed in the shape of gold bars.The Caviar logo is emblazoned on the back, with the word “Fine Gold 999.9” and the device’s weight engraved alongside.
OPS:The Caviar gold bar iPhone 12 pro.
Picture supplied by Ferrar (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10141191_006
FEATURE - Luxusmarke Caviar verwandelt Handys in Goldbarren-Smartphones
Ferrari Press Agency
Phone 1
Ref 12745
17/03/2021
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Caviar
A luxury goods company has produced two customised phones each smothered in almost a kilo of gold, remodelled to look like a gold bar.Russian firm Caviar has produced an iPhone 12 Pro and Galaxy S21 Ultra encased in 999.9 percent pure 24-carat gold.The Gold iPhone 12 Pro is priced at $159,000 USD / €133.500 euros , while the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra retails at $169,000 USD / €141.900 euros. The phones are each designed in the shape of gold bars.The Caviar logo is emblazoned on the back, with the word “Fine Gold 999.9” and the device’s weight engraved alongside.
OPS:The Caviar gold bar Samsung Galaxy S21
Picture supplied by Ferrar (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10141191_005
FEATURE - Luxusmarke Caviar verwandelt Handys in Goldbarren-Smartphones
Ferrari Press Agency
Phone 1
Ref 12745
17/03/2021
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Caviar
A luxury goods company has produced two customised phones each smothered in almost a kilo of gold, remodelled to look like a gold bar.Russian firm Caviar has produced an iPhone 12 Pro and Galaxy S21 Ultra encased in 999.9 percent pure 24-carat gold.The Gold iPhone 12 Pro is priced at $159,000 USD / €133.500 euros , while the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra retails at $169,000 USD / €141.900 euros. The phones are each designed in the shape of gold bars.The Caviar logo is emblazoned on the back, with the word “Fine Gold 999.9” and the device’s weight engraved alongside.
OPS:The Caviar gold bar Samsung Galaxy S21
Picture supplied by Ferrar (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10141191_004
FEATURE - Luxusmarke Caviar verwandelt Handys in Goldbarren-Smartphones
Ferrari Press Agency
Phone 1
Ref 12745
17/03/2021
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Caviar
A luxury goods company has produced two customised phones each smothered in almost a kilo of gold, remodelled to look like a gold bar.Russian firm Caviar has produced an iPhone 12 Pro and Galaxy S21 Ultra encased in 999.9 percent pure 24-carat gold.The Gold iPhone 12 Pro is priced at $159,000 USD / €133.500 euros , while the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra retails at $169,000 USD / €141.900 euros. The phones are each designed in the shape of gold bars.The Caviar logo is emblazoned on the back, with the word “Fine Gold 999.9” and the device’s weight engraved alongside.
OPS:The Caviar gold bar iPhone 12 pro.
Picture supplied by Ferrar (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10141191_003
FEATURE - Luxusmarke Caviar verwandelt Handys in Goldbarren-Smartphones
Ferrari Press Agency
Phone 1
Ref 12745
17/03/2021
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Caviar
A luxury goods company has produced two customised phones each smothered in almost a kilo of gold, remodelled to look like a gold bar.Russian firm Caviar has produced an iPhone 12 Pro and Galaxy S21 Ultra encased in 999.9 percent pure 24-carat gold.The Gold iPhone 12 Pro is priced at $159,000 USD / €133.500 euros , while the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra retails at $169,000 USD / €141.900 euros. The phones are each designed in the shape of gold bars.The Caviar logo is emblazoned on the back, with the word “Fine Gold 999.9” and the device’s weight engraved alongside.
OPS:The Caviar gold bar iPhone 12 pro.
Picture supplied by Ferrar (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
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