Hexa robot plant holder moves when it needs more light

A startup has developed a robot that might make it so you'll never accidentally kill a plant again. Called Hexa, the intelligent planter is just big enough to hold a medium-sized succulent and is equipped with spider-like legs that can walk into the sunlight when its plant passenger needs some vitamin D. Beijing-based robotics company Vincross created Hexa with the idea that humans might become more acquainted with robots in their home. Hexa can walk toward the light when the plant is in need of some sun and rotate or spin to get the right amount of sunlight. The six-legged robot is equipped with several motors, infrared and 720p cameras, as well as a Linux operating system. Hexa uses its legs to walk toward the light when the plant is in need of some sun and rotate or spin to get the right amount of sunlight.