 I'm Ben Popper with The Verge here at CES 2014 and this is the OzuBot, which is a tiny remote controlled robot that you can place on top of an iPad and you can draw a track for it or you can use one of the tracks they've created. The track is full of little bits of code that make it go faster or slower or reverse direction and you can introduce your own codes or your own tracks. So it's launching its Kickstarter the 15th of this month and it will be available to the public in June. It's expected to retail for around 60 bucks.
 I'm Ben Popper with The Verge here at CES 2014 and this is the OzuBot, which is a tiny
 remote controlled robot that you can place on top of an iPad and you can draw a track
 for it or you can use one of the tracks they've created.
 The track is full of little bits of code that make it go faster or slower or reverse direction
 and you can introduce your own codes or your own tracks.
 So it's launching its Kickstarter the 15th of this month and it will be available to
 the public in June.
 It's expected to retail for around 60 bucks.