Mobile-based toy-style autonomous robot and remote control method

Toy-style autonomous robot with Bluetooth connectivity and remote camera control

This technology is a system and control algorithm for remotely operating a toy-style autonomous robot via a short-range wireless communication (Bluetooth) software application on a user device. It includes a structure that allows discarded smartphones to be integrated with the robot body, repurposing them as a camera and control interface.

Existing toy robots are primarily focused on simple movement or cleaning functions, and lack effective remote control interfaces using user devices or integrated service platform environments.

This technology establishes a communication channel between a server, a user device, and a toy-style robot. It provides a remote control method that enables robot movement, camera control, and resolution settings through a process of downloading programs from the server and authorizing Bluetooth permissions.

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Key Features:

• A toy-style autonomous robot connected via a short-range wireless network to a user device that inputs user identification information
• A step where the user device connects to a server to download and install the robot control service program
• A step where selecting a camera or control icon triggers a request to adjust resolution and image quality settings
• A step where selecting a Bluetooth permission request generates a list of connectable devices and prompts the user to select a device

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