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Everyone talks about the incredible Samsung folding display in this phone or

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the powerhouse NVIDIA GPU in the Nintendo Switch and the hyper

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portability of the Meta Display glasses with their narrow band. And ARM is super

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proud of their partners, but gosh darn it, where is their time in the

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spotlight? A huge part of the performance, efficiency, and versatility

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of all of those devices is the ARM processors at their cores. iPhone

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powered by ARM. Apple Silicon also ARM YouTuber I've got too and that's just

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scratching the surface. So ARM sponsored this video sending us forth to find some

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of the most interesting and sometimes unconventional computers powered by ARM.

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Last year, Robo Rock released a robot vacuum with a grabber arm on it, which

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is useful, but frankly terrifying. Thankfully, it can't get to me up here.

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I'm on the high ground. No. Haha. Can't get me now. This is Robo

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Rock's SOS rover. It's a prototype of a

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robot vacuum that is going to come out at some point, they promise. And it's

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built on the ARM compute platform, which allows it to balance on these wheels.

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That's pretty cool. It's actually the first robot vacuum that's going to be

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able to climb stairs while vacuuming the stairs. Other brands have released robot

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vacuums that can climb stairs, but not vacuum them while they're doing that.

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And now we're we're we're there. It's the future. CES, baby. Robbo Rock says

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this is going to be their top-of-the-line model when it comes out. So, you can expect it to have IR

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sensors, LAR sensors, all the sensors you could want. Now, here's something

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you will be able to buy this spring. It's the SOS 20 robot vacuum. With the

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adaptive chassis 3.0, it can use its

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sensors to detect thresholds. It can conquer it all. There's also the SOS 20

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Sonic series. So named because it's got a vibrating flat mop on the bottom to

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use on hard surfaces, but then it uses its onboard arm compute and onboard

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sensors to detect when it's changing onto like a carpet and it will switch

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into vacuum mode. This thing will also be launching this spring and I'm about

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to launch you over to Lionus. We've got a device that answers the question once

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and for all. What if nature had given dogs wheels? It contains not one, not

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two, but three ARM octaore processors.

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And the Lynx M20 Pro is the world's first midsize quadriped with wheels. Why

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wheels, you might ask? For speed. The M20 Pro can go up to 6 m/s or 10 kmh

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with a sustained rate of usually around half of that. Much faster than robots

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that rely on this, which it can also do.

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I know. I know. Relax, buddy. Thanks to its powerful onboard processing, it can

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handle both remote control as well as autonomous missions, which is perfect

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for things like earthquake disaster relief, tunnel inspections, as well as

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scientific research and emergency rescue. And ARM wants to highlight that

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their expertise in physical AI compute is a huge part of enabling these kinds

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of missions, not to mention their efficiency, which gives this bad boy 2

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and 1/2 hours per charge with its swappable battery packs. Now to hot swap

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our host over to Adam. >> Hearing aids are healthcare and

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depending on where you live in the world, health care can be really expensive which is why we're seeing the

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rise of over-the-counter hearing aids for especially for people with mild to

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medium levels of hearing loss. And Real Jet Oto today has a whole lineup of

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over-the-counter earbuds that are powered by ARM processors. They benefit

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from quick, snappy compute that allows these to process the audio that comes in

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to extract voices from that audio to make things clearer for you. They also

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do other forms of noise cancellation and have multiple different settings

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depending on the environment you're in. And while you might be more familiar

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with these very traditional style hearing aids where you have a driver

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that goes deep into your ear canal with a battery on the outside, you can go

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with a traditional earbud form factor that is maybe something that might be a

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little bit more comfortable. All of these are able to get 10 to 12 hours of battery life, which is above average for

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the overthec counter hearing a market. And this cool model, the R1, actually

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comes with spare batteries in the charging kit if you need that little bit

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of extra time where you're away from the wall. And I need a little less time in

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front of the camera. Let's go to David. What do you think was the third bestselling game console this Black

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Friday? Type your answer down below. I'll wait.

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You're wrong. It was this. The next

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playground. This little freaking box is powered by an Amlogic A311D

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SOC based on the ARM Cortex A series and paired with a Molly G52 GPU. All the

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games are controllerfree motion kind of games, something like a Microsoft

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Connect. But unlike the Microsoft Connect, it doesn't actually use

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infrared for depth sensing, just this RGB camera. As you can imagine, because

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this camera is pointed at children, privacy is of the utmost importance.

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This system only connects to the internet for updates or downloading

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games which are curated or developed by Nex and available via subscription which

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should mean that all the games that are available should be very familyfriendly.

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But what's happening with the video from this camera? Good news, it's going

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nowhere. Next doesn't even have cloud storage for video files or anything. All

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the image recognition and gaming happens locally on device. And if you want to be

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extra careful, you can disable Wi-Fi entirely or put on a magnetic camera

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cover. Me, I love being on camera. So, let's play some games. It's interesting.

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You have to use the controller to get in game, but once you're in game, controller free, baby. Oh, got to whack.

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Can I whack your moss? >> I'm whacking my balls. >> It automatically detects the people in

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frame, moves the frame to adjust for those people, and away we freaking go.

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>> The next playground is available now for $250. We're going to cover this more in

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a future video on LT, so keep your eyes peeled for that. And now I'm going to

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peel off and hand it over to Lionus. Wasn't that fun? I sure hope so, because

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I'm shooting this outro before we actually went on our expedition. I

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haven't actually seen any of the clips. If you guys enjoyed this video, why

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don't you check out, hey, the time that I switched to an ARMPowered Windows

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laptop for a month. I actually ended up

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using it a lot longer than a month. Super efficient.