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TinyTrail / For LOOI ↗

Give LOOI a little delivery mission.

TinyTrail is a proposed lightweight trailer for turning a short drive into a small delivery game. Load a paper message or light play token, take the controls and give your robot a destination.

  • Intended for LOOI L-01; robot and compatible phone are supplied separately.
  • Proposed kit: a two-wheel cart, removable body adapter and swiveling drawbar.
  • For supervised manual play on a clear, level indoor floor; towing ability and fit still need testing.

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A schematic LOOI base pulls a small play cart along a clear indoor floor route while a phone represents owner control. This illustrates the proposed activity.
TinyTrail / Concept illustration.
  • 1 / Choose a tiny missionA paper message or light play token gives a short drive a purpose.
  • 2 / You take the controlsThe proposed routine uses RC LOOI on a clear indoor floor, not autonomous delivery.
  • 3 / Unclip after playRemove the cart and adapter before charging or ordinary autonomous use.
Considering $29 USD for the trailer kitFinal price and availability have not been set.

Sound familiar?

What else could your little robot do?

You enjoy talking to LOOI and watching it move. Sometimes you want an activity you can set up yourself: a message to deliver, a token to move, or a short route to finish.

A small cart would give that drive a purpose. Clip on the proposed hitch, choose a clear floor route and steer the delivery yourself. Unclip it when you return to ordinary play.

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Designed with your day in mind

A new way to play with the robot you already own

Three goals for a small accessory that gives a short drive a purpose.

01

Give a short drive a purpose

Turn a small paper message or play token into a delivery mission you control.

02

Keep the robot familiar

The proposed kit adds a physical activity using RC LOOI, without a new app or electronics.

03

Return to ordinary play

A removable adapter is designed to let the cart come off when the game ends.

Picture the routine

Picture a little delivery run

Here is how the proposed design would fit into your day.

  1. 01

    Choose a clear, level indoor floor route away from steps, pets and bystanders.

  2. 02

    Attach the proposed adapter and cart, then use RC LOOI to steer a short forward delivery run.

  3. 03

    Remove the cart and body adapter when play is over.

Help shape TinyTrail

Would you use TinyTrail?

Would you give LOOI a little delivery job? Join the waitlist and tell us how you would use the cart.

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  2. Your feedback helps us decide whether to develop it.
  3. If the concept moves forward, we may email you an update.

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A few things you might be wondering.

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Is TinyTrail available to buy?

No. This is an unbuilt concept. Joining is free, involves no payment or purchase commitment, and allows updates if the idea progresses.

What would be included?

A lightweight cart with two enclosed wheels, a removable body adapter and a swiveling drawbar. LOOI, a compatible phone and anything placed in the cart are not included.

Will it work with my LOOI?

The intended starting model is L-01. Body contact points, track and sensor clearance, and safe pulling resistance have not been verified on hardware. Other revisions would need their own fit check.

Can it deliver things automatically?

No autonomous delivery feature is proposed. The first version is for an owner steering a short route with RC LOOI. App behavior must be checked on the current supported version before a trial.

How much can it carry?

There is no verified load rating. The first tests would begin with an empty cart, then a paper message or very light play token. It is not intended for drinks, valuable objects, pets or general household transport.

Can I use it on a desk or leave it attached?

The concept is limited to supervised floor play away from steps and drops. A trailer changes the turning space, so existing obstacle and edge detection must not be treated as protection for the cart. Remove it for charging and ordinary autonomous use.

What still needs to be tested?
  • Intended L-01 fit and pulling ability are not verified. The first version would be for supervised manual floor play only.
  • No payload rating, autonomous delivery or edge-protection claim. Remove the attachment for charging and ordinary roaming.
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