Vehicle Control AI Toys: Enhancing Children's Interactive Playing Experience

　　Vehicle Control Children AI Toys refer to intelligent toys that allow children to control vehicles through artificial intelligence technology. These toys combine the fun of vehicle control with the intelligence of AI, bringing children a more interesting and interactive playing experience. Here are some common types:

　　Gesture-Sensing Control Toys: For example, the gesture-sensing spray stunt car is equipped with a high-precision ToF gesture sensor. Children can make the car perform actions such as drifting, braking, and starting the spray effect by making different hand gestures. The response is accurate to 0.1 seconds, bringing children an immersive control experience.

　　Voice-Command Toys: There are many voice-controlled toy cars on the market. Children can control the movement of the car, such as moving forward, backward, turning, etc., by issuing voice commands. Some voice-controlled cars also have functions such as playing sounds and special effects. For example, the intelligent three-mode voice control car can be controlled by voice and also has a watch remote control function.

　　Programming Control Toys: Take the Ubtech Recon Tank programming robot as an example. It has four intelligent modes, including gyroscope stable control mode, path memory mode, voice command mode, and graphical programming mode. Children can master STEAM core thinking while having fun by programming to create exclusive skills for the tank.

　　FPV (First-Person View) Control Toys: Some vehicle control AI toys are equipped with cameras, which can transmit images in real time from the first-person perspective. For example, the Ubtech Recon Tank is equipped with a rotatable high-definition camera. Children can experience a more immersive driving feeling through the real-time transmitted images and control the tank to turn and race.

　　Deformation Control Toys: There is a kind of gesture-sensing deformation remote control car that can sense children's hand gestures and perform deformation actions. For example, when children raise their hands, the car accelerates, and when they push their palms, the car transforms into a robot. This kind of toy allows children to experience the fun of deformation while enjoying the control.