The remote control toy is intelligent, and it can be controlled by mobile phone

A new toy developed by a toy company in the United States, which can be connected to a mobile phone and amuse the dog to play. The world’s smallest remote-controlled helicopter 'Nano-falcon' certified by Guinness World Records. China News Service, December 20. According to the Nikkei Chinese website, recently, remote control toys are evolving at an alarming rate. Toys are getting smaller and smaller in size and easier to operate. Small enough to be placed on the palm of the hand, simple enough to be perfectly controlled by a smart phone. The smart toy ball developed by an American startup company looks like a baseball and has a diameter of 7.4 cm. It is a toy with excellent operability. Via Bluetooth devices and related application software, it can be operated by smart phones. After setting the route on the phone, it will move independently according to the route on the phone screen. The multi-color LED light can change its color flexibly, and it can vibrate while shining. Because of its changeable performance, many people use it to amuse their pets at home. In the Christmas business war in 2012, this toy achieved a good sales record of 100,000 units. In addition, the world’s smallest remote-controlled helicopter 'Nano-falcon' certified by the Guinness World Records is a handheld remote-controlled helicopter developed by CCP, a subsidiary of Bandai Namco. This mini helicopter plus wings are only 8 cm long and rely on two propellers to rotate in opposite directions to provide stability. In addition, the helicopter uses a particularly flexible plastic, so it will not be damaged if it hits the ceiling or falls on the ground. There are reasons for miniaturization. Many remote-controlled toys, along with high-performance and complex operating systems, even require large outdoor venues. But now the outdoor racing and remote control helicopter sites are decreasing. Only miniaturized and easy-to-operate toys can be loved by all kinds of demand groups, from children to adults, and even family pets.