Mixing powerful robotics with the company’s rock-solid mobility platform, the Segway Robot has as much potential as it does personality. It’s powered by an Intel Atom processor running a version of Android, letting you create your own apps and use cases. It uses an array of cameras — one for depth sensing, one for tracking, and one for normal video/still photography — to complete tasks like move from room to room, track and follow you when you’re on foot, and other things that haven’t been thought of yet. It has a built-in interface for hardware extensions, letting you add things like arms or tools as you go, or you could just use it as a plain old Segway. But where’s the fun in that?
