HEXA: A unique crab robot worried about plants

In 2017, Vincross, based in Beijing, presented at CES 2017 the HEXA home programmable crab robot. However, few knew that the founders of the company had completely different projects for him.

Since 2014, Tienz San is engaged in a project that he called "the use of human technology by plants." As part of this initiative, a special modification of HEXA has been created that allows you to move small succulents

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The prototype of the new robot looks like a pot crab with flower. It moves in the sun and hides in the shade if it is necessary for the factory. In addition, various sensors allow the robot to react to the touch, as well as to signal different needs.

HEXA plays squarely, stretching the forehead and dancing when someone pulls on a flower.

For the creation of a robot, the entrepreneur inspired the sun on one of the flower shows, which for some reason remained in the shadows. So Tancean thought that plants have the least degree of freedom, compared to any other living creature on the planet. Technologies have allowed people to move about in transport, to fly in space and to swim in the oceans, but the plants have remained stationary throughout their existence. HEXA is essentially a kind of transport for a flower, it gives it freedom of movement.

Tanz San hopes that his gadget will inspire other enthusiasts of similar inventions, and in the future the plants will take care of themselves.

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