Would you trust your baby in a self driving stroller? $2,750 'hands free' buggy allows parents to run behind it

  • Raising $80,000 to take strollers from concept to production
  • Purchase stroller without self-propelling technology for $399 or $2,750 with
  • Will be on the market sometime in spring 2017
  • Smartbee strollers meet all of the US and European safety regulations

By Stacy Liberatore For Dailymail.com

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Most parents wish they could take their nanny with them every where and now they can, because this one is one wheels. 

Smartbe is developing a hands-free smart stroller that pushes itself up hills, rolls in front while you walk, has a built-in camera, rocker and bottle warmer – all powered by an app. 

And tech loving parents can purchase one for just $2750.

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Smartbe is developing a hands-free smart stroller that pushes itself up hills, rolls in front while you walk or jog, has a built-in camera, rocker and bottle warmer – all powered by an app. And tech loving parents can purchase one for just $2750.

Smartbe is developing a hands-free smart stroller that pushes itself up hills, rolls in front while you walk or jog, has a built-in camera, rocker and bottle warmer – all powered by an app. And tech loving parents can purchase one for just $2750.

'I know how uncomfortable it is to push an ordinary stroller through snow in Manhattan, up hills in San Francisco, or for a jog along the path through the heat and humidity of Miami,' Guillermo Morro CEO and founder of Smartbe told SFGate.

'So, I set out to design a better stroller, one that combines all the greatest technology to give parents and babies a better experience.'

Smartbe launched a campaign on Indiegogo with a goal of $80,000 and has raised $4,660 in just three days.

The funds will be used to take the concept to production.

Early supporters can purchase a stroller without the self-propelling technology for $399 or $2,750 with.

The firm believes the price will be around $3,000 when the self-propelling stroller officially hits the market sometime next year.

To eases parents' minds about the stroller being hands-free, Smartbe has designed them with cut-out cords that connects the user to the stroller.

FEATURES AND FUNCTIONS OF SMARTBE STROLLERS 

Remote security monitoring system                              Webcam

Transparent canopy                                                      Light Signal

Wireless speaker                                                          Battery Charger

Electric feeding bottle warmer                                      Self-propulsion

Electric rocking mattress carrycot                                 Assisted propulsion

Automatic Power Folding                                              Safety belt twist strap

Locker Space with Electric lock                                     Emergency stop button

Anti-theft sensor                                                            Microphone 

If for any reason the stroller gets away from you, a simple tug on the cord and the stroller will stop rolling.

The assistant propelled mode turns on motors that push it along, which can be a great help when talking walks up hill or carrying heavy grocery bags.

There are also nifty features that make your lives easier such as built-in baby rocker, temperature control, an electric feeding bottle warmer, a wireless speaker, and an anti-theft sensor.

martbe launched a campaign on Indiegogo with a goal of $80,000 and has raised $4,660 in just three days. The funds will be used to take the concept to production. Early supporters can purchase a stroller without the self-propelling technology for $399 or $2,750 with

martbe launched a campaign on Indiegogo with a goal of $80,000 and has raised $4,660 in just three days. The funds will be used to take the concept to production. Early supporters can purchase a stroller without the self-propelling technology for $399 or $2,750 with

A webcam is hidden at the top of the seat and looks down on the child, allowing you to watch him or her no matter where you are.

Altogether there are 10 functions that can be managed by Android and iOs smartphones and watches.

There are also nifty features that make your lives easier such as built-in baby rocker, temperature control, an electric feeding bottle warmer, a wireless speaker, and an anti-theft sensor. A webcam is hidden at the top of the seat and looks down on the child, allowing you to watch him or her no matter where you are

There are also nifty features that make your lives easier such as built-in baby rocker, temperature control, an electric feeding bottle warmer, a wireless speaker, and an anti-theft sensor. A webcam is hidden at the top of the seat and looks down on the child, allowing you to watch him or her no matter where you are

'All the technologies applied in Smartbe have already been used and extensively tested in other industries,' according to the Smartbe campaign.

'All the technologies applied in Smartbe have already been used and extensively tested in other industries.'

The seat is also interchangeable, which users have a choice of a bassinet or seat.

Altogether there are 10 functions that can be managed by Android and iOs smartphones and watches. The company has stated that Smartbee strollers meet all of the US and European safety regulations and even more than what is required
Altogether there are 10 functions that can be managed by Android and iOS smartphones and watches. The company has stated that Smartbee strollers meet all of the US and European safety regulations and even more than what is required

Altogether there are 10 functions that can be managed by Android and iOS smartphones and watches.The company has stated that Smartbee strollers meet all of the US and European safety regulations and even more than what is required

The company has stated that Smartbee strollers meet all of the US and European safety regulations and even more than what is required.

'One thing that's really important to say is that all the technologies that were put into this stroller are existing technologies,' said Mark Ramondt, Smartbe's Argentina-based CFO, told TODAY.

'But they're being applied here in a revolutionary way.' 

 

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