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unwiredview.com - 4/8/2009

KTF launches mobile-controlled cleaning robot

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KTF, the South Korean carrier that just released the Nokia 6210s , announced the introduction of a Cleaning Robot which can be controlled via 3G mobile phonea. The CW100 robot – which is actually a very smart vacuum cleaner – uses video calling to send live images to your phone. By ...

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engadget.com - 4/9/2009

Korean carrier KTF launches mobile phone-controlled vacuum cleaner

— engadget.com — South Korean telecom firm KTF has just announced a cleaning robot which can be controlled by a... 3G cellphone. The robot -- called the CW100 -- was built in collaboration with Microbot, and is a "smart" vacuum (much like a Roomba ). The CW100 uses ... (more) Korean carrier KTF launches mobile phone-controlled ...

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KTF CW100 vacuum cleaner robot is remotely-controlled via 3G mobile phone
TechChee.com, shop online for gadget, gizmo and hot tech stuff — ... actions by using the keypad of the mobile phone. The CW100 robot can also be used for monitoring kids, elders or pets at home. This bot will cost 500,000 KRW ($370) and it’s sold together with a 3G data plan for 5,000 KRW ($3.7) per month. And it can be controlled only via mobile phones that support 3G video calls. KTF also has plan to export the CW100 vacuum cleaning robot to France through a partnership with France Telecom. via unwiredview Written By TechChee.com, KTF CW100 vacuum cleaner robot is ...

Korean carrier KTF launches mobile phone-controlled vacuum cleaner
Engadget — ... and is a "smart" vacuum (much like a Roomba). The CW100 uses an onboard video camera to send live images of what it's "seeing" to the mobile phone, and the user can then remotely control it using the keypad. The bot will be sold for KRW 500,000 (about $370) in conjunction with a data plan that runs KRW 5,000 (about $3.70) per month. Sounds pretty affordable and awesome to us -- as long as it doesn't run over the family cat. Check out another photo after the break. [Via Unwired View] Continue reading Korean carrier KTF launches mobile phone-controlled ...

Korean carrier KTF launches mobile phone-controlled vacuum cleaner
Engadget Mobile — ... and is a "smart" vacuum (much like a Roomba). The CW100 uses an onboard video camera to send live images of what it's "seeing" to the mobile phone, and the user can then remotely control it using the keypad. The bot will be sold for KRW 500,000 (about $370) in conjunction with a data plan that runs KRW 5,000 (about $3.70) per month. Sounds pretty affordable and awesome to us -- as long as it doesn't run over the family cat. Check out another photo after the break. [Via Unwired View] Continue reading Korean carrier KTF launches mobile phone-controlled ...

Vacuum Cleaner controlled by KFT mobile phone
Phones Review — ... It appears that a mobile phone is no longer just a mobile phone as technology takes hold. According to an article over at UnwiredView, South Korean telecom company, KTF has take mobile tech a step further. ...

KTF Cleaning Bot takes instructions from a mobile phone
Gizmo Watch — ... into use the keypad. KTF, the South Korean carrier is the one that has brought this product into the market with a price tag of $370 plus a monthly rent of $3.7 for activation of the wireless data service. The fact that it uses images to decide the course of action can also bring this into use as a monitoring device. The advent of 3G is helping new inventions, the cleaning robot being an awe-inspiring example and with more to follow, we can afford to get languid. Via: Unwiredview