2007 has given us a variety of remote control objects - cars, helicopters, dragonflies, and now, battle beetles. The battle beetles come in three types: Brown Bot, Hercules Bot or Giraffe Stag-Beetle Bot. The beetles come in different-frequency-controllers thus, allowing users to fight by controlling the front appendages.
Implications - For consumers who love video gaming, but want to bring that experience into the real world, creating products that bring the virtual world into reality would be attractive. Products like this give people the chance to turn social gatherings into truly epic events.
What's Driving This Trend
- Remote-controlled Insects
- Creating more types of remote-controlled insects for consumers to bring virtual video games into reality to create epic events.
- Real-life Battle Products
- Creating other products that can be used for real-life battles to turn social gatherings into truly epic events.
- Gamification of Reality
- Using technology to create products that gamify the real world to attract consumers who love video gaming.
Who This Affects Most
- Toys
- Creating more remote-controlled insect toys to satisfy consumers who want to experience real-life video gaming.
- Entertainment
- Developing other products for real-life battles to attract consumers who want to create truly epic events.
- Technology
- Using technology to gamify the real world and create more products that attract consumers who love video gaming.
