A bird-shaped robot that bathes sunscreen cream like a bunch from the sky

For summer outdoor leisure, a sunscreen cream to protect the skin from sunlight is indispensable, but small children sometimes dislike sunscreen creams with a sticky touch. In order to protect such children from ultraviolet rays, bird-shaped robots that forcibly fill sunscreen creams on children's bodies are being developed.

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You can watch the bird-shaped robot actually moving on the beach with the following movie.



A beach in the midsummer where the sunlight shines down.


To protect the skin from ultraviolet rays, it is important to paint a sunscreen cream.


Especially, children with weaker skin than adults need to do sunburn measures thoroughly.


However, some children do not like painting a sticky cream on their skin.


A mother is painted with sunscreen cream and a frown boy.


A girl who got sticky and sunscreen cream in his face and got to be a mother.


For children who do not like sunscreen cream, adults also get frustrated.


This boy seemed to be unwilling to hurt his mother painted with sunscreen cream.


I ran and ran away.


A bird-shaped robot appeared here. From the ground it looks like an ordinary bird.


A beak is equipped with a propeller.


Looking from the front like this.


A bird-shaped robot finds a child who does not paint a sunscreen cream ......


Fire sunscreen cream from between the feet!


A boy covered with cream.


My mother also smiled at a unique idea to paint a sunscreen cream on a child using a bird-shaped robot.


Drop sunscreen cream where children are playing.


The bird-shaped robot is remotely controlled like a radio control.


On the inside of the robot, a cylinder containing sunscreen cream is mounted.


Use the remote control to control both robot flying and cream firing.


Shoot the child's skin with a dedicated camera and check whether it is painting sunscreen cream.


"NOT PROTECTED" will be displayed if you find a child who is not painting sunscreen cream.


"A child without sunscreen cream is over there!"


I dispatched a bird-shaped robot using a remote control a while.


Approaching children ...


Firing a sunscreen cream.


Children who had been reluctant to apply sunscreen cream to their mothers also started to paint sunscreen cream on their face, amidst the bird-shaped robot.


Children gather around the bird-shaped robot.


By saying "Let's firmly protect the skin with a sunscreen cream through a bird-shaped robot", this movie is a skin care brand "NIVEAIt was a CM by.