TED: A mini robot -- powered by your phone | Keller Rinaudo

The video introduces Romo, a small, affordable robot that uses an iPhone as its brain. Romo is designed to be user-friendly and suitable for all ages. It features creature mode, allowing it to interact with users like a pet. Romo can be controlled remotely via iOS devices, enabling telepresence and shared experiences. Future developments include customizable behaviors using Blockly, making Romo adaptable to personal needs. The video emphasizes the potential of personal robotics and the role of creativity in shaping its future.

What is the significance of the Blockly framework in relation to Romo?

Explain how Romo can learn from other Wi-Fi enabled robots.

What does the speaker envision for the future of personal robotics?