CES 2018: You'll need Keecker-ready walls and ceilings to get the most use out of this robot

The 9 Absolute Weirdest Gadgets We Saw at CES This Year.  (TIME, 1/17/2018)

Who wouldn’t want a household robot that can play movies for you and keep an eye on your belongings when you’re not home? That’s the idea behind Keecker, a voice-enabled robot that can project a 78-inch image on your wall. It uses a depth-sensing camera to navigate around your home, and owners can see the home from Keecker’s point of view when they’re away through the companion mobile app. The company says it works with apps like Netflix, Spotify, and YouTube, among others. The catch: It costs $1,790.

Wall not Keecker-ready.

Photo by Retiring Guy

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