The app is relatively simple to use, but comprehensive in features. You can remotely control the speed of the robot, its claws, and its various cameras.
The controller app also utilizes a number of different technologies, including Android's photo gallery for robot camera recording, and an open cloud access, allowing its users to upload to a number of personal, private, or even public clouds. (And yes, you can post those bomb disposal photos to Facebook, if you wish.)
It's surprisingly easy to use, and intuitive. Any experienced video games player will no doubt pick up the app and whizz the robot around in a matter of minutes. iRobot says user experience is at the forefront of the app's design.
The controller app runs on almost any Android tablet, allowing bring-your-own-device (BYOD) users to simply download and the app. Updates will be provided over time, with a continuous stream of new features, updates, and improvements.
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