Broon F8: An Andorid-powered 'supercar' for kids

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The pedals can also be used as an input device for playing games.

The Henes Broon F870 is a miniature version of a luxury sports car.

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The Broon F8 can be an ultimate toy for kids aged under five as it can reach a top speed of 14 km per hour!

The car is quipped with sensors that detect its electric current, voltage, direction and internal temparature.

roon uses the data collected from the sensors to actively detect unusual activities of the vehicle and respond with adequate measures.

For driver's safety, there are bucket seats with four-point safety harnesses.

The car has a long battery life and recharging the car also recharges the 7-inch Android touchscreen tablet on the dash.

A South Korean company has developed a high-performance 4-feet-long electric car - Broon F8 - for kids that comes with a price tag of $1,000.

Unlike the toy wheels used on most kids' vehicles, Broon's wheel structure is similar to that on an actual motor vehicle. Internally, large bearings are used on each wheel, allowing it to rotate smoothly.

In response to the unusual activities, Broon decides whether to activate emergency stop or shut down of the system, and give voice instruction to take appropriate actions such as rest the vehicle for some time or move the vehicle to a safer place.