 Hey everybody, it's Ben Popper from The Verge here at CES 2015. I'm checking out some new products from Parrot, the H2O and the Parrot Pop. As my wife can tell you, I have accidentally or perhaps intentionally murdered many a house plant. So these are the second and third in Parrot's line of plant care products. The H2O is a sensor that goes into the soil. It measures temperature. It uses this little conductive section here to tell you what's going on inside the soil, whether you have enough fertilizer. It's got a light sensor up here that tells you if you're getting enough sunlight and also obviously whether you're not getting enough water. If you are not getting enough water, you can press a button on your tablet, on your phone, and water your plant from home or from the road. So the H2O is kind of the bare bones version. You can put it in a regular pot, you insert just a standard water bottle, and it takes all the same sensor measurements and when you're ready, you push a button on the app and boom, it starts watering. Now the difference between that and the Parrot pot is that in the Parrot pot, everything is self-contained. So this has the light sensor, the temperature, the fertilizer, and the moisture. It works with the same app. You can see here we're at about 9 or 10% of our optimal water, 72 degrees,.15 sunlight, and if I hit try watering, water rises up, comes out, and for different plants, they require different amounts of water. And so you've got some different plants here in a section called My Garden and they'll tell you not enough sunlight to be growing a lemon tree here. Sunlight's okay for a ficus. This is how much water it should have, how much fertilizer. We've got a little to-do list here where you can see what would be best for your various plants. Your sweet basil probably needs some water. Your citrus lemon isn't getting enough sunlight here, so maybe move it to a different spot. So Parrot won't say exactly how much these products are going to cost, but they will say that they're both going to be coming out this year. The Parrot Flower Power, which was the predecessor to these, is available for around $59. And if you want to see more awesome videos about technology from the near future, be sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel.
 Hey everybody, it's Ben Popper from The Verge here at CES 2015.
 I'm checking out some new products from Parrot, the H2O and the Parrot Pop.
 As my wife can tell you, I have accidentally or perhaps intentionally murdered many a house
 plant.
 So these are the second and third in Parrot's line of plant care products.
 The H2O is a sensor that goes into the soil.
 It measures temperature.
 It uses this little conductive section here to tell you what's going on inside the soil,
 whether you have enough fertilizer.
 It's got a light sensor up here that tells you if you're getting enough sunlight and
 also obviously whether you're not getting enough water.
 If you are not getting enough water, you can press a button on your tablet, on your phone,
 and water your plant from home or from the road.
 So the H2O is kind of the bare bones version.
 You can put it in a regular pot, you insert just a standard water bottle, and it takes
 all the same sensor measurements and when you're ready, you push a button on the app
 and boom, it starts watering.
 Now the difference between that and the Parrot pot is that in the Parrot pot, everything
 is self-contained.
 So this has the light sensor, the temperature, the fertilizer, and the moisture.
 It works with the same app.
 You can see here we're at about 9 or 10% of our optimal water, 72 degrees,.15 sunlight,
 and if I hit try watering, water rises up, comes out, and for different plants, they
 require different amounts of water.
 And so you've got some different plants here in a section called My Garden and they'll
 tell you not enough sunlight to be growing a lemon tree here.
 Sunlight's okay for a ficus.
 This is how much water it should have, how much fertilizer.
 We've got a little to-do list here where you can see what would be best for your various
 plants.
 Your sweet basil probably needs some water.
 Your citrus lemon isn't getting enough sunlight here, so maybe move it to a different spot.
 So Parrot won't say exactly how much these products are going to cost, but they will
 say that they're both going to be coming out this year.
 The Parrot Flower Power, which was the predecessor to these, is available for around $59.
 And if you want to see more awesome videos about technology from the near future, be
 sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel.