Rabbit R1 wants to hop out that smartphone from your pocket
Rabbit R1 wants to hop out that smartphone from your pocket
A start-up called Rabbit stole the show at CES 2024 with its pocket-sized device, the Rabbit R1, running RabbitOS. The R1 uses a large action model (LAM) to operate apps without the need for a smartphone. It trains "rabbits", personal AI agents, to perform tasks for users, connecting to services through an online portal. The R1 is half the size of a smartphone, equipped with a MediaTek processor, 4GB memory, 128GB storage, and a rotating camera.
A start-up called Rabbit stole the show at CES 2024 with its pocket-sized device, the Rabbit R1, running RabbitOS. The R1 uses a large action model (LAM) to operate apps without the need for a smartphone. It trains "rabbits", personal AI agents, to perform tasks for users, connecting to services through an online portal. The R1 is half the size of a smartphone, equipped with a MediaTek processor, 4GB memory, 128GB storage, and a rotating camera.
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A start-up called Rabbit stole the show at CES 2024 with its pocket-sized device, the Rabbit R1, running RabbitOS. The R1 uses a large action model (LAM) to operate apps without the need for a smartphone. It trains "rabbits", personal AI agents, to perform tasks for users, connecting to services through an online portal. The R1 is half the size of a smartphone, equipped with a MediaTek processor, 4GB memory, 128GB storage, and a rotating camera. 
