BuWizz is a Slovenian remote control for Lego bricks. "Engine" behind the engine for Lego bricks is a nine-member Slovenian team that presents itself on Kickstarter with an innovation for small and large children, where it collects funds to start mass production.
BuWizz it is Slovenian innovation, device, motorcycle packed in shape Lego, which manages ... Lego bricks, what else. We just attach it to the existing Lego means of transport, we connect it to the existing engine and it can already be used via a dedicated application controlled wirelessly with a smartphone or tablet (iOS and Android) and with incredible accuracy and from an incredible distance (up to 100 meters!).
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The battery in the engine provides four hours of autonomy, when it runs out of power, it warns the user who feeds it in time via USB cable. At the same time, BuWizz, who is the child of nine Slovenians namely Melissa Cerić, Roni Leben, Matjaž Ferenc, Sandij Romih, Kajetan Kovač, Žiga Godina, Lovro Sambol, Robert Reinhardt and Petr Irman, can operate a quartet of engines. The starting price is set at 80 euros, and the first subscribers can expect their BuWizz motorcycle at home November 2016, of course, if the Kickstarter campaign is successful (they collect 50 thousand euros).
More information:
kickstarter.com
