




The 20-inch Intelligent Electric Automatic Follow Travel Suitcase promises to take the weight off your shoulders by following you through the terminal. I spent time testing its maneuverability and sensor reliability to see if it truly lives up to the futuristic hype.
Constructed from polycarbonate with a terylene lining, the shell feels sturdy enough to handle the rigors of standard travel. The motorized system and sensor array are integrated into a compact 4.2 kg frame, though the reliance on internal electronics raises questions about long-term durability in rough transit environments.
In practice, the automatic follow feature requires a learning curve, particularly in crowded areas where sensors might struggle with obstacles. While the TSA-approved lock and expandable design are convenient, relying on an electric companion requires constant attention to battery life and surface conditions.
This product is best suited for early adopters and tech enthusiasts who frequently travel through smooth, wide airport corridors and want a hands-free luggage experience.
While the concept of an autonomous suitcase is innovative, the current iteration faces significant hurdles regarding consistency and price. With a 0/5 rating and a $1,999.00 price tag, it is a difficult recommendation until the technology proves to be as reliable as a standard high-quality carry-on.