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  • FEATURE - Roboterhund Bittle, das familientaugliche Haustier
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    FEATURE - Roboterhund Bittle, das familientaugliche Haustier
    Ferrari Press Agency
    Ref 12281
    Bittle 1
    22/10/2020
    See Ferrari text
    Picture MUST credit : Petoi

    A palm-sized robot dog is set to become the ultimate low maintenance family pet.Called Bittle , it can be built from scratch and programmed to perform all sorts of functions.It can be purchased as a scientific project for a child, or a toy for adults to play and tinker with. The robot comes with a plastic body that doesn’t take long to assemble, and features a modular body.It means Bittle can be built with or without a head, a little like to the full sized Boston Dynamics Spot robot dog.Once assembled, Bittle uses the open sourced Arduino software .It can be programmed hear to walk, jog, jump, and climb up obstacles.It can also self-right itself if it falls over. Bittle’s head module lets users plug in more components including a tiny camera module. The bot may be small but it can carry loads of up to 453 grams.The Bittle costs $250 USD on pre-order from US company Petoi which designed it.

    OPS: The Bittle robot dog. Can be used with or without a canine-shaped head.

    Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - Roboterhund Bittle, das familientaugliche Haustier
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    FEATURE - Roboterhund Bittle, das familientaugliche Haustier
    Ferrari Press Agency
    Ref 12281
    Bittle 1
    22/10/2020
    See Ferrari text
    Picture MUST credit : Petoi

    A palm-sized robot dog is set to become the ultimate low maintenance family pet.Called Bittle , it can be built from scratch and programmed to perform all sorts of functions.It can be purchased as a scientific project for a child, or a toy for adults to play and tinker with. The robot comes with a plastic body that doesn’t take long to assemble, and features a modular body.It means Bittle can be built with or without a head, a little like to the full sized Boston Dynamics Spot robot dog.Once assembled, Bittle uses the open sourced Arduino software .It can be programmed hear to walk, jog, jump, and climb up obstacles.It can also self-right itself if it falls over. Bittle’s head module lets users plug in more components including a tiny camera module. The bot may be small but it can carry loads of up to 453 grams.The Bittle costs $250 USD on pre-order from US company Petoi which designed it.

    OPS: The Bittle robot dog. Can be used with or without a canine-shaped head.

    Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - Roboterhund Bittle, das familientaugliche Haustier
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    FEATURE - Roboterhund Bittle, das familientaugliche Haustier
    Ferrari Press Agency
    Ref 12281
    Bittle 1
    22/10/2020
    See Ferrari text
    Picture MUST credit : Petoi

    A palm-sized robot dog is set to become the ultimate low maintenance family pet.Called Bittle , it can be built from scratch and programmed to perform all sorts of functions.It can be purchased as a scientific project for a child, or a toy for adults to play and tinker with. The robot comes with a plastic body that doesn’t take long to assemble, and features a modular body.It means Bittle can be built with or without a head, a little like to the full sized Boston Dynamics Spot robot dog.Once assembled, Bittle uses the open sourced Arduino software .It can be programmed hear to walk, jog, jump, and climb up obstacles.It can also self-right itself if it falls over. Bittle’s head module lets users plug in more components including a tiny camera module. The bot may be small but it can carry loads of up to 453 grams.The Bittle costs $250 USD on pre-order from US company Petoi which designed it.

    OPS: The Bittle robot dog. Can be used with or without a canine-shaped head.

    Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - Roboterhund Bittle, das familientaugliche Haustier
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    FEATURE - Roboterhund Bittle, das familientaugliche Haustier
    Ferrari Press Agency
    Ref 12281
    Bittle 1
    22/10/2020
    See Ferrari text
    Picture MUST credit : Petoi

    A palm-sized robot dog is set to become the ultimate low maintenance family pet.Called Bittle , it can be built from scratch and programmed to perform all sorts of functions.It can be purchased as a scientific project for a child, or a toy for adults to play and tinker with. The robot comes with a plastic body that doesn’t take long to assemble, and features a modular body.It means Bittle can be built with or without a head, a little like to the full sized Boston Dynamics Spot robot dog.Once assembled, Bittle uses the open sourced Arduino software .It can be programmed hear to walk, jog, jump, and climb up obstacles.It can also self-right itself if it falls over. Bittle’s head module lets users plug in more components including a tiny camera module. The bot may be small but it can carry loads of up to 453 grams.The Bittle costs $250 USD on pre-order from US company Petoi which designed it.

    OPS: The Bittle robot dog. Can be used with or without a canine-shaped head.

    Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - Roboterhund Bittle, das familientaugliche Haustier
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    FEATURE - Roboterhund Bittle, das familientaugliche Haustier
    Ferrari Press Agency
    Ref 12281
    Bittle 1
    22/10/2020
    See Ferrari text
    Picture MUST credit : Petoi

    A palm-sized robot dog is set to become the ultimate low maintenance family pet.Called Bittle , it can be built from scratch and programmed to perform all sorts of functions.It can be purchased as a scientific project for a child, or a toy for adults to play and tinker with. The robot comes with a plastic body that doesn’t take long to assemble, and features a modular body.It means Bittle can be built with or without a head, a little like to the full sized Boston Dynamics Spot robot dog.Once assembled, Bittle uses the open sourced Arduino software .It can be programmed hear to walk, jog, jump, and climb up obstacles.It can also self-right itself if it falls over. Bittle’s head module lets users plug in more components including a tiny camera module. The bot may be small but it can carry loads of up to 453 grams.The Bittle costs $250 USD on pre-order from US company Petoi which designed it.

    OPS: The Bittle robot dog. Can be used with or without a canine-shaped head.

    Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - Roboterhund Bittle, das familientaugliche Haustier
    DUK10137482_010
    FEATURE - Roboterhund Bittle, das familientaugliche Haustier
    Ferrari Press Agency
    Ref 12281
    Bittle 1
    22/10/2020
    See Ferrari text
    Picture MUST credit : Petoi

    A palm-sized robot dog is set to become the ultimate low maintenance family pet.Called Bittle , it can be built from scratch and programmed to perform all sorts of functions.It can be purchased as a scientific project for a child, or a toy for adults to play and tinker with. The robot comes with a plastic body that doesn’t take long to assemble, and features a modular body.It means Bittle can be built with or without a head, a little like to the full sized Boston Dynamics Spot robot dog.Once assembled, Bittle uses the open sourced Arduino software .It can be programmed hear to walk, jog, jump, and climb up obstacles.It can also self-right itself if it falls over. Bittle’s head module lets users plug in more components including a tiny camera module. The bot may be small but it can carry loads of up to 453 grams.The Bittle costs $250 USD on pre-order from US company Petoi which designed it.

    OPS: The Bittle robot dog. Can be used with or without a canine-shaped head.

    Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - Roboterhund Bittle, das familientaugliche Haustier
    DUK10137482_009
    FEATURE - Roboterhund Bittle, das familientaugliche Haustier
    Ferrari Press Agency
    Ref 12281
    Bittle 1
    22/10/2020
    See Ferrari text
    Picture MUST credit : Petoi

    A palm-sized robot dog is set to become the ultimate low maintenance family pet.Called Bittle , it can be built from scratch and programmed to perform all sorts of functions.It can be purchased as a scientific project for a child, or a toy for adults to play and tinker with. The robot comes with a plastic body that doesn’t take long to assemble, and features a modular body.It means Bittle can be built with or without a head, a little like to the full sized Boston Dynamics Spot robot dog.Once assembled, Bittle uses the open sourced Arduino software .It can be programmed hear to walk, jog, jump, and climb up obstacles.It can also self-right itself if it falls over. Bittle’s head module lets users plug in more components including a tiny camera module. The bot may be small but it can carry loads of up to 453 grams.The Bittle costs $250 USD on pre-order from US company Petoi which designed it.

    OPS: The Bittle robot dog. Can be used with or without a canine-shaped head.

    Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - Roboterhund Bittle, das familientaugliche Haustier
    DUK10137482_008
    FEATURE - Roboterhund Bittle, das familientaugliche Haustier
    Ferrari Press Agency
    Ref 12281
    Bittle 1
    22/10/2020
    See Ferrari text
    Picture MUST credit : Petoi

    A palm-sized robot dog is set to become the ultimate low maintenance family pet.Called Bittle , it can be built from scratch and programmed to perform all sorts of functions.It can be purchased as a scientific project for a child, or a toy for adults to play and tinker with. The robot comes with a plastic body that doesn’t take long to assemble, and features a modular body.It means Bittle can be built with or without a head, a little like to the full sized Boston Dynamics Spot robot dog.Once assembled, Bittle uses the open sourced Arduino software .It can be programmed hear to walk, jog, jump, and climb up obstacles.It can also self-right itself if it falls over. Bittle’s head module lets users plug in more components including a tiny camera module. The bot may be small but it can carry loads of up to 453 grams.The Bittle costs $250 USD on pre-order from US company Petoi which designed it.

    OPS: The Bittle robot dog. Can be used with or without a canine-shaped head.

    Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - Roboterhund Bittle, das familientaugliche Haustier
    DUK10137482_007
    FEATURE - Roboterhund Bittle, das familientaugliche Haustier
    Ferrari Press Agency
    Ref 12281
    Bittle 1
    22/10/2020
    See Ferrari text
    Picture MUST credit : Petoi

    A palm-sized robot dog is set to become the ultimate low maintenance family pet.Called Bittle , it can be built from scratch and programmed to perform all sorts of functions.It can be purchased as a scientific project for a child, or a toy for adults to play and tinker with. The robot comes with a plastic body that doesn’t take long to assemble, and features a modular body.It means Bittle can be built with or without a head, a little like to the full sized Boston Dynamics Spot robot dog.Once assembled, Bittle uses the open sourced Arduino software .It can be programmed hear to walk, jog, jump, and climb up obstacles.It can also self-right itself if it falls over. Bittle’s head module lets users plug in more components including a tiny camera module. The bot may be small but it can carry loads of up to 453 grams.The Bittle costs $250 USD on pre-order from US company Petoi which designed it.

    OPS: The Bittle robot dog. Can be used with or without a canine-shaped head.

    Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - Roboterhund Bittle, das familientaugliche Haustier
    DUK10137482_006
    FEATURE - Roboterhund Bittle, das familientaugliche Haustier
    Ferrari Press Agency
    Ref 12281
    Bittle 1
    22/10/2020
    See Ferrari text
    Picture MUST credit : Petoi

    A palm-sized robot dog is set to become the ultimate low maintenance family pet.Called Bittle , it can be built from scratch and programmed to perform all sorts of functions.It can be purchased as a scientific project for a child, or a toy for adults to play and tinker with. The robot comes with a plastic body that doesn’t take long to assemble, and features a modular body.It means Bittle can be built with or without a head, a little like to the full sized Boston Dynamics Spot robot dog.Once assembled, Bittle uses the open sourced Arduino software .It can be programmed hear to walk, jog, jump, and climb up obstacles.It can also self-right itself if it falls over. Bittle’s head module lets users plug in more components including a tiny camera module. The bot may be small but it can carry loads of up to 453 grams.The Bittle costs $250 USD on pre-order from US company Petoi which designed it.

    OPS: The Bittle robot dog. Can be used with or without a canine-shaped head.

    Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - Roboterhund Bittle, das familientaugliche Haustier
    DUK10137482_005
    FEATURE - Roboterhund Bittle, das familientaugliche Haustier
    Ferrari Press Agency
    Ref 12281
    Bittle 1
    22/10/2020
    See Ferrari text
    Picture MUST credit : Petoi

    A palm-sized robot dog is set to become the ultimate low maintenance family pet.Called Bittle , it can be built from scratch and programmed to perform all sorts of functions.It can be purchased as a scientific project for a child, or a toy for adults to play and tinker with. The robot comes with a plastic body that doesn’t take long to assemble, and features a modular body.It means Bittle can be built with or without a head, a little like to the full sized Boston Dynamics Spot robot dog.Once assembled, Bittle uses the open sourced Arduino software .It can be programmed hear to walk, jog, jump, and climb up obstacles.It can also self-right itself if it falls over. Bittle’s head module lets users plug in more components including a tiny camera module. The bot may be small but it can carry loads of up to 453 grams.The Bittle costs $250 USD on pre-order from US company Petoi which designed it.

    OPS: The Bittle robot dog. Can be used with or without a canine-shaped head.

    Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - Roboterhund Bittle, das familientaugliche Haustier
    DUK10137482_004
    FEATURE - Roboterhund Bittle, das familientaugliche Haustier
    Ferrari Press Agency
    Ref 12281
    Bittle 1
    22/10/2020
    See Ferrari text
    Picture MUST credit : Petoi

    A palm-sized robot dog is set to become the ultimate low maintenance family pet.Called Bittle , it can be built from scratch and programmed to perform all sorts of functions.It can be purchased as a scientific project for a child, or a toy for adults to play and tinker with. The robot comes with a plastic body that doesn’t take long to assemble, and features a modular body.It means Bittle can be built with or without a head, a little like to the full sized Boston Dynamics Spot robot dog.Once assembled, Bittle uses the open sourced Arduino software .It can be programmed hear to walk, jog, jump, and climb up obstacles.It can also self-right itself if it falls over. Bittle’s head module lets users plug in more components including a tiny camera module. The bot may be small but it can carry loads of up to 453 grams.The Bittle costs $250 USD on pre-order from US company Petoi which designed it.

    OPS: The Bittle robot dog. Can be used with or without a canine-shaped head.

    Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - Roboterhund Bittle, das familientaugliche Haustier
    DUK10137482_003
    FEATURE - Roboterhund Bittle, das familientaugliche Haustier
    Ferrari Press Agency
    Ref 12281
    Bittle 1
    22/10/2020
    See Ferrari text
    Picture MUST credit : Petoi

    A palm-sized robot dog is set to become the ultimate low maintenance family pet.Called Bittle , it can be built from scratch and programmed to perform all sorts of functions.It can be purchased as a scientific project for a child, or a toy for adults to play and tinker with. The robot comes with a plastic body that doesn’t take long to assemble, and features a modular body.It means Bittle can be built with or without a head, a little like to the full sized Boston Dynamics Spot robot dog.Once assembled, Bittle uses the open sourced Arduino software .It can be programmed hear to walk, jog, jump, and climb up obstacles.It can also self-right itself if it falls over. Bittle’s head module lets users plug in more components including a tiny camera module. The bot may be small but it can carry loads of up to 453 grams.The Bittle costs $250 USD on pre-order from US company Petoi which designed it.

    OPS: The Bittle robot dog. Can be used with or without a canine-shaped head.

    Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - Roboterhund Bittle, das familientaugliche Haustier
    DUK10137482_002
    FEATURE - Roboterhund Bittle, das familientaugliche Haustier
    Ferrari Press Agency
    Ref 12281
    Bittle 1
    22/10/2020
    See Ferrari text
    Picture MUST credit : Petoi

    A palm-sized robot dog is set to become the ultimate low maintenance family pet.Called Bittle , it can be built from scratch and programmed to perform all sorts of functions.It can be purchased as a scientific project for a child, or a toy for adults to play and tinker with. The robot comes with a plastic body that doesn’t take long to assemble, and features a modular body.It means Bittle can be built with or without a head, a little like to the full sized Boston Dynamics Spot robot dog.Once assembled, Bittle uses the open sourced Arduino software .It can be programmed hear to walk, jog, jump, and climb up obstacles.It can also self-right itself if it falls over. Bittle’s head module lets users plug in more components including a tiny camera module. The bot may be small but it can carry loads of up to 453 grams.The Bittle costs $250 USD on pre-order from US company Petoi which designed it.

    OPS: The Bittle robot dog. Can be used with or without a canine-shaped head.

    Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - Roboterhund Bittle, das familientaugliche Haustier
    DUK10137482_001
    FEATURE - Roboterhund Bittle, das familientaugliche Haustier
    Ferrari Press Agency
    Ref 12281
    Bittle 1
    22/10/2020
    See Ferrari text
    Picture MUST credit : Petoi

    A palm-sized robot dog is set to become the ultimate low maintenance family pet.Called Bittle , it can be built from scratch and programmed to perform all sorts of functions.It can be purchased as a scientific project for a child, or a toy for adults to play and tinker with. The robot comes with a plastic body that doesn’t take long to assemble, and features a modular body.It means Bittle can be built with or without a head, a little like to the full sized Boston Dynamics Spot robot dog.Once assembled, Bittle uses the open sourced Arduino software .It can be programmed hear to walk, jog, jump, and climb up obstacles.It can also self-right itself if it falls over. Bittle’s head module lets users plug in more components including a tiny camera module. The bot may be small but it can carry loads of up to 453 grams.The Bittle costs $250 USD on pre-order from US company Petoi which designed it.

    OPS: The Bittle robot dog. Can be used with or without a canine-shaped head.

    Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
    (c) Dukas