Great Innovations Ella: The World’s First Smart Self-Driving Stroller stroller (52%) is not the kind of product one would expect to win prestigious (52/7 awards at the largest and most important consumer technology event on the planet. But that is exactly what happened at CES (Consumer Electronics Show) 2023 held in January in Las Vegas, U.S. An Al-powered smart stroller was the highest scorer out of 2,000 entrants (####) in the Vehicle Tech and Advanced ‘Mobility category and was acclaimed (fif) as the most innovative product in the show. Technology and automation have become a part of many aspects of ourdaily lives. Now, the latest technologies have been used to make life easier for parents and caregivers (BEA) who have Infants (3852) to look after. 15 Ts Exper CoatElla is the world’s first smart pram (28582). It was developed by GllixKind Technologies, a Vancouver-based start-up (WH). The founders of the company, Kevin Huang and Anne Hunger, first thought of creating a smart stroller when they became parents in 2020. Realizing how physically clemanding it is to move around with babies, they set the goal of developing a stroller that lends parents an extra pair of eyes and hands while they are on the go. J Kevin Huang and Anne Hunger: founders of GlixKind Technologies Ella also has a self-driving function, a feature which can be used when the baby is not in the pram. The smart stroller propels (iB) itself if a parent or childminder wants to engage with the child while on the move. Safety is always a top priority. Ella's intelligent adaptive braking system makes use of multilevel braking technology that keeps it within arm’s length and ensures that the stroller always stops when the user does. It also keeps Ella stationary (Gi) when unattended, removing concerns about a runaway pram. Powered by a dual-motor drive system, Ella gives harassed (iif) parents an easy time When they take their babies ortoddlers (#5470 1888) out. Thanks to its electric motors, pushing Ella on uphill slopes or bumpy pavements is much easier than a regular stroller.Great Innovations Ellas fitted with a number of cameras and sensors to detect potential hazards (fit), both moving and still, such as pedestrians, bicycles, garbage bins, and streetiamps. The user is warned about possible collisions (tit) by sounds and lights flashing on the handle. Advanced technology will probably never remove all the burdens (fii) of parenthood. However, Ella can certainly provide valuable help With the tough task of taking children out and about. To some parents, that makes it well worth its US$ 3,300 price tag, 17 rotator Crret De seca ee eS De asa sce A ore NaS acy designed for use when the pram is stationary, mimics (#215) neo eit an en Reese oe cg ee Nn eMC Renken A teense kod taking their beloved child fora walk. Via the GliixKind app, the Find-My-Baby feature displays the exact location of the stroller Pena centers ann ae Oe