ROVER SPEED Unveils World’s First AI-powered Self-Driving Suitcase

ROVER SPEED is produced by COWAROBOT, a Chinese unmanned vehicle technology company that focuses on building AI-powered autonomous products

ROVER SPEED has introduced the world’s first AI-powered suitcase through its newly launched Kickstarter campaign.

Unlike other smart travel suitcase brands, the ROVER SPEED “travel robot” features effortless autonomous control, obstacle avoidance with smartphone tracking and notifications.

“As a travel companion, this self-driving suitcase knows where you are and sends alerts when your luggage is more than two meters away, ensuring your belongings are secure at all times,” the company said.

The ROVER SPEED’s sleek design includes an all-aluminum frame built with 100% German Bayer polycarbonate, silent wheels with retraction activators, ergonomic handle with sensors, and a generous 24-pound load capacity.

Its many high-end features include a state-of-the-art Artificial Intelligence powered guidance system and smart auto-follow via radar and camera sensors, among countless essentials.

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The company further claimed that ROVER SPEED is manufactured with highest quality materials that can withstand the rigorous wear and tear of travel.

Other key features of ROVER SPEED include:

  • Smartphone App to use as remote control
  • LED status indicators
  • Flight-approved 6400 maH removable, rechargeable lithium battery
  • “Grab and Go” auto-switch to manual
  • Bluetooth connection
  • Built-in power bank to charge devices on-the-go
  • TSA-compatible smart lock
  • Proximity alarm and alerts

“We’re thrilled to bring the ROVER SPEED smart luggage to the travelers everywhere,” says CEO He Tao.

“We are confident that travel pros will love the innovations this luggage essential will provide them,” Tao added.

The ROVER SPEED is available for pre-order in Phantom Black and Racing Red through their official Kickstarter campaign. It is set to be released to early backers in January 2019.

A “Delivery Before Christmas” limited offer will be available for backers in the US and China.

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