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Rabbit R1: A Game-Changing AI Device at CES 2024

During CES 2024, Santa Monica-based AI startup rabbit introduced the groundbreaking Rabbit R1, a handheld AI device that functions like a walkie-talkie, revolutionizing everyday tasks without the need for a smartphone.

Design Collaboration with Teenage Engineering

Teaming up with design firm Teenage Engineering, rabbit's R1 showcases a retro-inspired, luminous orange design reminiscent of Tamagotchi and Post-it notes. The 2.88-inch touchscreen, push-to-talk button, and 360-degree rotating camera named Rabbit Eye highlight its user-friendly design. "rabbit’s r1 is an AI device able to execute tasks of potentially any smartphone app, now showcased at CES 2024." https://twitter.com/rabbit_hmi/status/1744781083831574824 Rabbit R1: A Game-Changing AI Device at CES 2024

Powerful Features: Rabbit OS and Large Action Model (LAM)

The Rabbit R1 is powered by Rabbit OS and the Large Action Model (LAM), enabling it to understand and perform diverse tasks beyond the usual smart home functions. By eliminating the need for multiple apps, users can enjoy an app-free online experience, making it a personal assistant for running errands. "rabbit’s r1 removes the need for users to download and use multiple apps since it and the OS navigate an app’s functionality on their own, like a personal assistant running errands." $199, no subscription: https://t.co/R3sOtVVQTx #CES2024 pic.twitter.com/IFZ9ZC3F21— rabbit inc. (@rabbit_hmi) January 9, 2024

Privacy Assurance and Connectivity

Rabbit emphasizes the standalone nature of the R1, ensuring privacy with options to delete stored data. Equipped with WiFi and cellular connectivity, users can insert their SIM card for constant connection. The device boasts a 2.3 GHz MediaTek Helio P35 processor, 4 GB of memory, 128 GB of storage, and a USB-C port, ensuring a day-long battery life. "rabbit says that they have the option to delete their stored data at any time and that they will also be informed and have control over which types of action are being delegated to the system." Rabbit R1: A Game-Changing AI Device at CES 2024 Rabbit R1: A Game-Changing AI Device at CES 2024 Rabbit R1: A Game-Changing AI Device at CES 2024

Pre-Sales and Availability

Visitors at CES 2024 had the chance to experience the Rabbit R1 firsthand, while pre-sales opened on January 9th. With the first batch already selling 10,000 units, the second batch is now available for reservation. Priced at $199 USD, the R1 promises an app-free, intuitive experience, with US shipping starting in late March 2024. "Each AI device is priced at 199 USD, and rabbit says that there’s no additional monthly subscription required. For US orders, shipping starts late March 2024 while global orders are sent out later this 2024." https://twitter.com/rabbit_hmi/status/1745186588475502718

Rabbit R1: Your Personal AI Assistant

The Rabbit R1 isn't just a gadget; it's a pocket-sized AI assistant that performs tasks without the need for traditional smartphone apps. With a 2.88-inch touchscreen, a scroll wheel, and a push-to-talk button, it checks the weather, sends texts, books cabs, and more. "The Rabbit R1 can check the weather, send texts and book a cab for you." Rabbit R1: A Game-Changing AI Device at CES 2024

Innovative Training Mode: Teaching Your AI Assistant

What sets the Rabbit R1 apart is its innovative "teach mode." Users can train the device by demonstrating specific tasks, allowing it to learn and replicate those actions autonomously. Whether it's removing a watermark in Adobe Photoshop or surviving in a video game, the R1 adapts to personalized needs. "Arguably the most interesting feature of LAMs in the R1 is an experimental “teach mode,” which will arrive via an update at a later date."

Rabbit R1: A Futuristic Interface

Unlike traditional smartphones, the Rabbit R1 doesn't display apps. Instead, it utilizes Rabbit OS and Large Action Models to manage tasks through a single interface. With its push-to-talk button and teach mode, it offers a futuristic and intuitive way to interact with the digital world. “We’re trying to give you a tool so intuitive that you already know how to use it without learning how to use it.” - Jesse Lyu, CEO of Rabbit Inc." Read the full article