What can a MiP robot do?
Introducing MiP! MiP has an inquisitive and responsive personality communicated through motion, sounds, and RGB LED eyes. With his unique dual wheel balancing, MiP is able to navigate his surroundings, follow hand gestures, and even follow objects around.
How do I use MiP robot?
MiP™ will track and follow your hand gestures. Hold your hand in front of MiP™ until it makes a low beep tracking sound then guide MiP™ around by moving your hand slowly in any direction. MiP™ will track forwards, backwards, left and right movements. Note: MiP™ is more accurate at tracking slower movements.
What is the MiP app?
MiP responds to hand gestures, carries its own weight, and comes with a free app that enables you to drive it, battle other MiPs, and more! Gyros and a unique pendulum-based balancing system ensure that MiP can stay upright all by itself. MiP responds to the swipe of your hand thanks to proprietary sensors in its eyes.
How do I connect my MiP to Bluetooth?
Connection Between Your MiP and Smart Device Is Lost
- Make sure Bluetooth is enabled on your Smart Device.
- Power on the MiP using the power switch on the back.
- Open the WowWee MiP app on your Smart Device.
- Follow the on-screen instructions to pair with your MiP.
Why does my MiP keep falling over?
Low battery power may cause a slow down or loss of functionality of the MiP. Replace the batteries using this guide. Dust and dirt may gather in the wheels or axels of the MiP. If the wheels are clear of obstructions or damage, the motors may be malfunctioning.
How do I connect my MiP to my phone?
Try reconnecting your Smart Device to the MiP.
- Make sure Bluetooth is enabled on your Smart Device.
- Power on the MiP using the power switch on the back.
- Open the WowWee MiP app on your Smart Device.
- Follow the on-screen instructions to pair with your MiP.
How do you control MiP robot with hands?
In its default behavior, MiP responds to a user’s claps and other hand gestures. Moving to other modes is as simple as rotating one of his wheels; a Track setting tells MiP to follow the movements of your hand; swipe right and it’ll turn that way, move your hand up and MiP drives forward.
