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Terence T. Park

MicroBot Push - The wireless robotic finger that makes dumb products smart

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'MicroBot Push' is a wireless robotic finger that'll take care of little tasks like controlling the lights or setting your coffee maker. Stick it on any device, and using an app, you can control the functions remotely using your smartphone or computer.

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Terence T. Park
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Thank you all for the kind words! I really appreciate it.
Kelly Kuhn-Wallace
Wow. This "formerly known as Microbot" Push will help fill the gap while dumb devices are replaced with smart ones -- and speed up that process, too. And there will be no need to choose between vintage & smart: you can have both.
Hector Mora

I really wanted it to work but I learnt I would need to buy a hub because it doesn't have wi-fi capabilities. You can use your phone as a hub but that's not optimal unless you have a spare phone you would use as a hub. Still not optimal. Later, you couldn't connect other users to the same push. So if you want to share it with another person she'll need you to configure it in the device using your account.

I bought it and returned it the same day. Support took one day to answer back. The device was defective. I didn't like the product because it came defective, but I realized all those downsides after buying it.

Pros:

It was an awesome idea for my garage door

Cons:

It needs a hub, just like Phillips lights. You'll need to buy separatedly

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