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May 5, 2024 The Rabbit R1 AI device was first made for Android, but now it’s been copied as a web app that works on iPhone².
The Developer’s Hat
A developer named Will Hobick has copied the Rabbit R1 app for iOS and made it work. He said that later this week, he would post a “cloneable template” of the Rabbit R1 app.
How the App Works
There are a lot of similarities between the app-based form and the gadget itself². The app answers a question spoken aloud in a movie that has the same graphics as the real thing². It can also answer questions about images².
What the App Does
This game makes use of the camera, physical touch, device time, and more². Also, it works on both iOS and Android³ and was made in just a few hours.
How Users Feel
In the test video, Hobbick asks the Rabbit R1 app things like “What day is it today?” and it answers right away. The app has a sliding wheel like the Rabbit R1 device. You can use your finger to move through the options by moving the wheel².
Looking Things Up
There is a camera button that lets people use the camera in the app², just like on the original Rabbit R1 device. Users can use this function to ask the app to help them see things.
Bottom Line
Making the Rabbit R1 app clone shows that smart app developers² could copy things like the Humane AI pin and the Rabbit R1’s features. If it comes true², it’s possible that apps like the PWA-based demo could be sold in the shop.
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