Everyone talks about the incredible Samsung folding display in this phone or
the powerhouse NVIDIA GPU in the Nintendo Switch and the hyper
portability of the Meta Display glasses with their narrow band. And ARM is super
proud of their partners, but gosh darn it, where is their time in the
spotlight? A huge part of the performance, efficiency, and versatility
of all of those devices is the ARM processors at their cores. iPhone
powered by ARM. Apple Silicon also ARM YouTuber I've got too and that's just
scratching the surface. So ARM sponsored this video sending us forth to find some
of the most interesting and sometimes unconventional computers powered by ARM.
Last year, Robo Rock released a robot vacuum with a grabber arm on it, which
is useful, but frankly terrifying. Thankfully, it can't get to me up here.
I'm on the high ground. No. Haha. Can't get me now. This is Robo
Rock's SOS rover. It's a prototype of a
robot vacuum that is going to come out at some point, they promise. And it's
built on the ARM compute platform, which allows it to balance on these wheels.
That's pretty cool. It's actually the first robot vacuum that's going to be
able to climb stairs while vacuuming the stairs. Other brands have released robot
vacuums that can climb stairs, but not vacuum them while they're doing that.
And now we're we're we're there. It's the future. CES, baby. Robbo Rock says
this is going to be their top-of-the-line model when it comes out. So, you can expect it to have IR
sensors, LAR sensors, all the sensors you could want. Now, here's something
you will be able to buy this spring. It's the SOS 20 robot vacuum. With the
adaptive chassis 3.0, it can use its
sensors to detect thresholds. It can conquer it all. There's also the SOS 20
Sonic series. So named because it's got a vibrating flat mop on the bottom to
use on hard surfaces, but then it uses its onboard arm compute and onboard
sensors to detect when it's changing onto like a carpet and it will switch
into vacuum mode. This thing will also be launching this spring and I'm about
to launch you over to Lionus. We've got a device that answers the question once
and for all. What if nature had given dogs wheels? It contains not one, not
two, but three ARM octaore processors.
And the Lynx M20 Pro is the world's first midsize quadriped with wheels. Why
wheels, you might ask? For speed. The M20 Pro can go up to 6 m/s or 10 kmh
with a sustained rate of usually around half of that. Much faster than robots
that rely on this, which it can also do.
I know. I know. Relax, buddy. Thanks to its powerful onboard processing, it can
handle both remote control as well as autonomous missions, which is perfect
for things like earthquake disaster relief, tunnel inspections, as well as
scientific research and emergency rescue. And ARM wants to highlight that
their expertise in physical AI compute is a huge part of enabling these kinds
of missions, not to mention their efficiency, which gives this bad boy 2
and 1/2 hours per charge with its swappable battery packs. Now to hot swap
our host over to Adam. >> Hearing aids are healthcare and
depending on where you live in the world, health care can be really expensive which is why we're seeing the
rise of over-the-counter hearing aids for especially for people with mild to
medium levels of hearing loss. And Real Jet Oto today has a whole lineup of
over-the-counter earbuds that are powered by ARM processors. They benefit
from quick, snappy compute that allows these to process the audio that comes in
to extract voices from that audio to make things clearer for you. They also
do other forms of noise cancellation and have multiple different settings
depending on the environment you're in. And while you might be more familiar
with these very traditional style hearing aids where you have a driver
that goes deep into your ear canal with a battery on the outside, you can go
with a traditional earbud form factor that is maybe something that might be a
little bit more comfortable. All of these are able to get 10 to 12 hours of battery life, which is above average for
the overthec counter hearing a market. And this cool model, the R1, actually
comes with spare batteries in the charging kit if you need that little bit
of extra time where you're away from the wall. And I need a little less time in
front of the camera. Let's go to David. What do you think was the third bestselling game console this Black
Friday? Type your answer down below. I'll wait.
You're wrong. It was this. The next
playground. This little freaking box is powered by an Amlogic A311D
SOC based on the ARM Cortex A series and paired with a Molly G52 GPU. All the
games are controllerfree motion kind of games, something like a Microsoft
Connect. But unlike the Microsoft Connect, it doesn't actually use
infrared for depth sensing, just this RGB camera. As you can imagine, because
this camera is pointed at children, privacy is of the utmost importance.
This system only connects to the internet for updates or downloading
games which are curated or developed by Nex and available via subscription which
should mean that all the games that are available should be very familyfriendly.
But what's happening with the video from this camera? Good news, it's going
nowhere. Next doesn't even have cloud storage for video files or anything. All
the image recognition and gaming happens locally on device. And if you want to be
extra careful, you can disable Wi-Fi entirely or put on a magnetic camera
cover. Me, I love being on camera. So, let's play some games. It's interesting.
You have to use the controller to get in game, but once you're in game, controller free, baby. Oh, got to whack.
Can I whack your moss? >> I'm whacking my balls. >> It automatically detects the people in
frame, moves the frame to adjust for those people, and away we freaking go.
>> The next playground is available now for $250. We're going to cover this more in
a future video on LT, so keep your eyes peeled for that. And now I'm going to
peel off and hand it over to Lionus. Wasn't that fun? I sure hope so, because
I'm shooting this outro before we actually went on our expedition. I
haven't actually seen any of the clips. If you guys enjoyed this video, why
don't you check out, hey, the time that I switched to an ARMPowered Windows
laptop for a month. I actually ended up
using it a lot longer than a month. Super efficient.