It is Italian for “short trip" and is pronounced jee-ta.

No, the gita robot always follows a person.

The gita robot doesn’t use GPS so it can follow you indoors and outdoors.

The gita robot is designed to operate on hard surfaces like sidewalks and paths. It can’t follow you in sand, snow, mud or tall grass.

No, the gita robot can't go up and down stairs. Most public buildings and sidewalks have ramps and elevators. Like a bicycle or wheelchair, the gita robot needs to travel on these.

Sure, just be careful with your stuff as the lid isn't watertight.

The gita robot’s rechargeable battery has an estimated 4 hours of continuous operation and can be recharged in 90 minutes by plugging the charger into a wall outlet.

Yes, just plug your device into the phone charging port inside the gita robot's cargo bin.

No, the gita robot communicates through sound, light and touch.

The gita robot operates at walking speeds, up to 6 miles per hour.

The gita robot uses cameras and sensors to unambiguously identify and follow you.

The gita robot does not track your location or have a way to identify who it is following.

Yes, the gita robot can go up and down 16% slopes.

The gita robot’s light weight, rounded shape and soft plastic body make it generally safe when used in accordance with the Safety Instructions.

Yes, just make sure it is secured. Remember, it weighs 50 pounds.

Yes, 12 months or 1000 miles, whichever comes first.

We are targeting Fall 2019 for the gita robot to go on sale at mygita.com. Pricing will be available at that time.

The gita robot's maximum speed is 6 miles per hour.