Beni fell over, stood up and found its filming subject again
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GeekPark's new test shows a tracking camera robot recovering from a fall, with real limits on obstacles and stairs.
A fall did not end the shot. In GeekPark's November 12 test, Beni tipped over a speed bump, righted itself and reacquired its subject in a crowd.
Users select someone in an app; no wearable tracker is required. A moving camera could let solo travelers appear in their own footage.
GeekPark reports a November 10 launch starting at RMB 4,999. The reviewer had early access to the robot.
Fast movement limits obstacle avoidance, while stairs require enabling a mode. Following someone is not unrestricted autonomous travel.
Original source published: GeekPark, November 12, 2026, 11:44:41 Beijing time / November 11, 2026, 10:44:41 PM EST.
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