It seems essential to me to create use cases to highlight the true potential of the Rabbit. The latest shitstorm derives from the poor initial usability of the platform, despite the continuous weekly updates that constantly improve it. The main potential, yet a problem, remains its great innovativeness.
To counter the criticism and discouragement of the majority of users, it is essential that some of us, more geeky and creative, create use cases, which should demonstrate the innovativeness and usability of the Rabbit R1. This is what is missing: practical and effective use examples for camera recognition tasks, voice content creation or virtual assistant functionality.
Working use cases must be developed and the steps necessary to illustrate them identified. Only in this way will people be able to understand how to best use our beloved bunny.
If you find this idea useful, it could be created a new “Use cases” category in the community.
Check out this post; it’s also an editable Wiki table, so anyone can write their own use case.
In this other post we can find some top use cases for using R1:
I think it would be a great idea to identify as many use case categories as possible.
For now, these are the categories:
Search
Learn
Games
Summary
When enough categories have been identified, we could re-organize the wiki by a list of categories and have each one have its own table, so users can continue adding more use cases in an orderly manner.
Many thanks for pointing out the two posts. Maybe after some time we’ve collected a good number of use cases we can share a more structured wiki, to serve as a solid learning/using knowledge base.
I totally agree that we need to create practical use cases to demonstrate the true potential of the Rabbit R1. Given the current challenges with initial usability, despite continuous improvements, showcasing its capabilities through well-defined use cases can help users understand and leverage its innovative features.
(Thank you ChatGPT) :
1. Voice Content Creation
Recording
Prompts
“Record a podcast episode about the Rabbit R1.”
“Take a voice memo on today’s meeting summary.”
Editing
Prompts
“Edit the audio file named ‘podcast_episode_1’.”
“Transcribe the audio memo titled ‘meeting_summary’.”
Publishing
Prompts
“Share my latest podcast episode on social media.”
“Organize my audio files into a library.”
2. Virtual Assistant
Scheduling
Prompts
“Add a meeting to my calendar for tomorrow at 10 AM.”
“Set a reminder for my doctor’s appointment next week.”
Task Management
Prompts
“Create a to-do list for my project tasks.”
“Update the status of my project to ‘In Progress’.”
Personal Assistance
Prompts
“Book an appointment with my dentist.”
“Notify me when I receive a new email.”
3. Camera Recognition
Object Recognition
Prompts
“Identify the objects in this picture.”
“Give me information about the object I just scanned.”
Document Scanning
Prompts
“Scan this document and convert it to text.”
“Save the scanned document in my folder.”
Augmented Reality
Prompts
“Overlay information on this historical monument.”
“Create an interactive AR experience for this artwork.”
4. Search
Web Search
Prompts
“Search for an image of the Eiffel Tower.”
“Search for an image of the Eiffel Tower.” (PTT: @I_AM_CAST via @flash)
“Let’s make some flashcards for learning Spanish.”
“Let’s make some flashcards for learning Spanish. You will give me basic Spanish words one at a time, and after each one, I will tell you the answer or say flip. And then you will tell me the English word that corresponds and move on to the next word.” (PTT: @flash via @ctrl-r)
“Provide information on public transport in this city.”
Language Assistance
Prompts
“Translate this phrase into Spanish.”
“Give me a local phrasebook for my trip to Japan.”
11. Language Practice
Interactive Exercises
Prompts
“Help me build my English vocabulary.”
“Provide grammar practice exercises.”
Conversation Practice
Prompts
“Engage in a simulated dialogue in French.”
“Correct my Spanish sentences in real-time.”
Translation Tools
Prompts
“Translate this text to German.”
“Provide contextual understanding for this sentence.”
12. Summary
Topic Summaries
Prompts
“Summarize the key points of this article.”
“Give me a brief overview of the Rabbit R1.”
Multilingual Summaries
Prompts
“Give me a summary about climate change in German in 100 words.”
“Give me a summary about … (topic) in the language … (e.g. German, Italian, etc.) in … (100, 200, etc.) words. Please do not save this as a note.” (PTT: @BlueNexus9)
Research Summaries
Prompts
“Summarize this academic paper.”
“Provide a summary of this news article.”
13. Health & Wellness
Fitness Tracking
Prompts
“Track my daily exercise routine.”
“Monitor my physical activity.”
Mental Health
Prompts
“Guide me through a meditation session.”
“Give me tips for managing stress.”
Health Monitoring
Prompts
“Provide diet and nutrition advice.”
“Track my sleep patterns.”
14. Smart Home Control
Device Management
Prompts
“Turn on the living room lights.”
“Adjust the thermostat to 72 degrees.”
Routine Automation
Prompts
“Create a morning routine for my smart home devices.”
“Set an automation for my smart home gadgets.”
Home Security
Prompts
“Arm my home security system.”
“Check the status of my security cameras.”
15. Shopping Assistance
Online Shopping
Prompts
“Find the best deals on laptops.”
“Compare prices for this product.”
Budget Management
Prompts
“Track my monthly shopping expenses.”
“Set a budget for my grocery shopping.”
Gift Ideas
Prompts
“Suggest gift ideas for a birthday.”
“Find unique gifts for the holidays.”
16. Event Planning
Schedule Management
Prompts
“Create a schedule for my event.”
“Send invitations to my guests.”
Venue Booking
Prompts
“Find a venue for my party.”
“Book a conference room for my meeting.”
Guest Management
Prompts
“Track RSVPs for my event.”
“Send reminders to my guests.”
17. Cooking & Recipes
Recipe Search
Prompts
“Find a recipe for chocolate cake.”
“Give me a vegan recipe for dinner.”
Cooking Assistance
Prompts
“Guide me through making lasagna.”
“Provide step-by-step cooking instructions.”
Meal Planning
Prompts
“Create a meal plan for the week.”
“Generate a shopping list for my meal plan.”
18. News & Updates
Current Events
Prompts
“Give me the latest news headlines.”
“Update me on current world events.”
Topic-Specific News
Prompts
“Provide updates on the tech industry.”
“Give me news about the stock market.”
Customized News Feed
Prompts
“Create a news feed tailored to my interests.”
“Show me trending news articles.”
19. Reminders
Timely Reminders
Prompts
“Set a reminder for my meeting at 3 PM.”
“Remind me to take my medication at 8 AM.”
Recurring Reminders
Prompts
“Set a daily reminder for my workout.”
“Create a weekly reminder to call my parents.”
Event Reminders
Prompts
“Remind me of upcoming events.”
20. Customization
Personalization
Prompts
“Change the theme of my interface.”
“Update my user preferences.”
Settings Management
Prompts
“Manage my device settings.”
“Toggle specific features.”
User Profiles
Prompts
“Create a new user profile.”
“Manage settings for each profile.”
21. Accessibility
Usability Enhancements
Prompts
“Customize my interface for better usability.”
“Activate simplified mode.”
Assistive Features
Prompts
“Use voice commands to navigate.”
“Enable adaptive interfaces.”
Support Tools
Prompts
“Provide learning aids for studying.”
“Assist with mobility-related tasks.”
22. Safety & Security
Emergency Contacts
Prompts
“Access my emergency contacts quickly.”
“Send an automated alert to my emergency contacts.”
Security Alerts
Prompts
“Notify me of any security breaches.”
“Send safety notifications.”
Personal Safety
Prompts
“Share my location with trusted contacts.”
“Provide personal safety tips.”
23. Home Management
Household Chores
Prompts
“Schedule my household chores.”
“Remind me to complete my tasks.”
Maintenance
Prompts
“Set up a maintenance schedule.”
“Remind me of upcoming service dates.”
Grocery Lists
Prompts
“Manage my grocery list.”
“Keep track of my pantry inventory.”
24. Educational Tutoring
Subject-Specific Help
Prompts
“Help with my math homework.”
“Provide study guides for science.”
Interactive Lessons
Prompts
“Start a quiz on world history.”
“Play an educational game on geography.”
Progress Tracking
Prompts
“Track my academic performance.”
“Award me achievement badges for my progress.”
25. Community & Social
Community Engagement
Prompts
“Show me local events happening near me.”
“Provide updates on community news.”
Social Connections
Prompts
“Find group activities to join.”
“Show me social clubs in my area.”
Volunteering Opportunities
Prompts
“Find local volunteering projects.”
“Track my volunteer hours.”
26. Environmental Monitoring
Air Quality
Prompts
“Provide real-time air quality data.”
“Give me health recommendations based on air quality.”
Weather Tracking
Prompts
“Track local weather conditions.”
“Analyze climate trends.”
Environmental Alerts
Prompts
“Notify me of pollution levels.”
“Alert me to natural disasters.”
27. Emergency Assistance
Quick Access
Prompts
“Access my emergency contacts quickly.”
“Activate SOS features.”
First Aid Information
Prompts
“Provide step-by-step first aid guides.”
“Explain emergency procedures.”
Local Services
Prompts
“Find nearby hospitals and clinics.”
“Locate emergency shelters.”
28. Hobbies & Interests
Support Tools
Prompts
“Give me tutorials for my hobby projects.”
“Manage my project tasks.”
Resources
Prompts
“Provide articles and books related to my interests.”
“Connect me with online communities.”
Activity Tracking
Prompts
“Log my progress on my hobby activities.”
“Track my achievements.”
29. Financial Advice
Planning
Prompts
“Create a budget for my expenses.”
“Set financial goals for the year.”
Investment
Prompts
“Provide tips for smart investments.”
“Analyze my investment portfolio.”
Savings
Prompts
“Give me strategies to save money.”
“Track my savings progress.”
30. Personal Growth
Goal Setting
Prompts
“Set personal growth goals.”
“Track my progress towards these goals.”
Learning Resources
Prompts
“Provide self-help books and articles.”
“Give me access to motivational talks.”
Daily Reflection
Prompts
“Guide me through daily reflections.”
“Help me maintain a personal journal.”
If you find these categories useful, we can further develop use cases under each category, subcategory and subsubcategory (goals) and its correspondant prompts. This structured approach will help users understand and utilize the Rabbit R1’s capabilities more effectively so we can add it to the Wiki.
What do you all think? Any additional suggestions or categories we might have missed? I put this elements as checkboxes so we can ensure with ease that we have this tested to be working at the moment in the Rabbit R1 and is added to the Wiki properly with its associated prompts.
@Afaces great great work! I think your checklist is very very detailed and yes, I agree to a sort of call to action for all the r1 users to contribute to the cases list. Still, I’m wondering how to make the showusecases easily consultable and browsable to the community as it grows, more than the however very useful editable table by @flash. Maybe using Airtable?
I’ve been thinking about how we can best showcase the true potential of the Rabbit R1 and tackle some of the usability challenges. Creating practical use cases is key, and I believe a collaborative approach is the way to go. Here’s a structured plan to get us started:
Creating a Dedicated “Use Cases” Category
Steps to Implement:
Create a “Use Cases” Category in the Forum:
This will be our central hub for all use case discussions.
Sub-Threads for Each Main Category:
For better organization, we’ll have separate threads for each main category like Voice Content Creation, Virtual Assistant, Camera Recognition, etc.
Wiki-Style Format in Each Thread:
Community members can:
Add new use cases.
Tick checkboxes for tested/working features.
Include specific prompts that work.
Add notes or tips.
Main Index Thread:
This thread will link to all the category threads for easy navigation.
Periodic Compilation:
Every month, we could compile the most useful and verified use cases into a more polished wiki or guide.
Using Airtable for Organization:
Consider using Airtable for a searchable database of use cases that’s easy to update, as @IronRinn suggested.
Benefits of This Approach:
Collaborative Input from the Community:
Everyone can contribute their experiences and insights.
Easy Updating:
As new features are added, the community can update the threads easily.
Clear Organization by Category:
Helps users find relevant information quickly.
Tracking Tested/Verified Features:
Checkboxes in the threads will show what’s been tested and works.
Flexibility to Expand:
As more users contribute, we can expand the categories and subcategories as needed.
Proposed Categories and Structure:
We’ll start with the categories and structure outlined previously and allow it to evolve as more users contribute. Here’s a quick recap of the categories:
Voice Content Creation
Virtual Assistant
Camera Recognition
Search
Learning
Entertainment
Productivity
Work Companion
Special Needs
Travel
Language Practice
Summary
Health & Wellness
Smart Home Control
Communication
Finance
Media Management
Shopping Assistance
News & Updates
Customization
Accessibility
Safety & Security
Home Management
Educational Tutoring
Community & Social
Environmental Monitoring
Emergency Assistance
Hobbies & Interests
Financial Advice
Next Steps:
Create the “Use Cases” Category and Sub-Threads:
@simon, could you help set up the new category and create the initial threads for each main category?
Set Up Airtable:
We need a few volunteers to help set up the Airtable structure. Each table should correspond to a use case category, with fields for prompts, expected outcomes, actual outcomes, and notes.
Community Call to Action:
Let’s draft a call to action for the community, explaining how they can contribute to the Wiki and Airtable, and how this effort will improve the Rabbit R1 platform.
Monthly Compilation Team:
Establish a team to review the entries in Airtable and the forum threads monthly to update the main Wiki.
Call to Action:
Volunteers for setting up Airtable and Wiki categories, please speak up! Any additional suggestions or thoughts on this approach?
Together, we can unlock the full potential of the Rabbit R1 and create a valuable resource for our community. Let’s make it happen!
What do you all think about this approach? I’m more than open to refining it based on feedback from you and the community.
PS: Sorry for the long post, folks… Let’s make it worth it!
You’re right, Rabbit R1 has the potential for more use case categories beyond your initial list. Here are some additional categories it might cover, based on its current functionalities:
Productivity and Organization:
Task Management: Create to-do lists, set reminders, manage schedules.
Note Taking: Capture ideas, voice recordings, meeting summaries with AI assistance.
Food Delivery (Limited Availability): Order food through connected services like DoorDash (under testing in some regions).
Ridesharing (Limited Availability): Book rides through connected services like Uber (under testing in some regions).
Remember, these are just potential functionalities based on current information. Rabbit R1 is constantly evolving, and future updates could introduce new categories or enhance existing ones.
@Afaces sounds really good! Thank you so much for developing a comprehensive operational proposal, it is an effort to which many of us can contribute. It is essential to continue this project, because it will be of great help to the technical team itself to identify the strengths and acquire feedbacks.
It works great for me, even Suno. But it’s worth mentioning that I had problems with Suno last week, I kept retrying saying the same prompt at different moments throughout the day, and it never worked, until I just decided to restart my r1. After that restart, everything worked fine again.
Let’s Identify the Current State-of-the-Art Use Cases for Rabbit R1
Following our discussions on creating practical use cases for the Rabbit R1, I believe it’s crucial to also identify the existing functionalities that are already state-of-the-art. By highlighting these, we can help users quickly see the immediate benefits and capabilities of the Rabbit R1 without needing additional developer intervention.
Why is this important?
Showcase Immediate Benefits: Users can understand what they can do with the Rabbit R1 right now.
Boost Engagement: Highlighting ready-to-use features can increase user satisfaction and engagement.
Guide New Users: It can serve as a practical guide for new users to explore and utilize the device effectively.
What We Need:
State-of-the-Art Use Cases Developed by the Team:
Let’s list and describe the use cases that the Rabbit R1 development team has already created and optimized. These should be the functionalities that showcase the full potential of the device as envisioned by its creators.
Effortless Use Cases:
Additionally, let’s identify use cases that do not require any extra effort from the developers. These are the functionalities that are either straightforward to implement using the current features or already fully operational.
How Can You Contribute?
Share Your Experiences: If you’ve discovered any impressive use cases while using the Rabbit R1, please share them here.
Test and Verify: Check the functionalities listed previously and confirm if they are working seamlessly for you.
Suggest and Validate: If you think a use case might be state-of-the-art but haven’t tested it yet, mention it, and we can collectively validate its functionality.
Your Turn!
Please contribute by:
Adding More Use Cases: Mention any additional state-of-the-art functionalities you know of.
Verifying Use Cases: Confirm the functionality of the listed use cases.
Providing Feedback: Suggest improvements or new categories if needed.
Thank you for helping make Rabbit R1 the best it can be!
@Afaces thank you again for your strong operative suggestions, they’re very effective to point out the road to build more trust in Rabbit r1.
We can all contribute to these actions, and I strongly agree with you that we must start mainly by confirming the state-of-the-art functionalities, providing effective examples, as well as the most interesting and unexploited use cases we all are listing in the wiki table.
Moreover, I think that it’s really useful to emphasize some good hacking practices that highlight the flexibility of Rabbit r1 ecosystem, such as the brilliant one pointed out by @TheOneRonG to hack the Magic Camera with a text prompt.
Not sure if this is where I should share this, but I’m writing a novel, and just realized that I can use my r1 as an instant research tool (e.g., what year was a specific statue acquired by the Louvre, how long would it take to drive from one city to another, suggest a unique Irish name for a female character). Works like a charm, and I can save my research into rabbit hole notes for access later. I separately have a running note where r1 has suggested top novel-writing YouTubers to watch.
Sure, these may be the strongest categories to start with:
Voice Content Creation
Voice content creation allows users to generate various forms of content hands-free. This can be particularly useful for individuals who are on the go or prefer a hands-free approach to content creation.
Examples:
Writing and Note-Taking
Examples
“Create a new document and start a blog post about the benefits of AI.”
“Write a poem about a sunny day at the beach.”
“Dictate a note that says: ‘Remember to call John about the project update on Monday.’”
“Compose an email to my manager explaining the progress on the current project.”
“Draft a letter to a friend telling them about my recent vacation.”
Creative Content Generation
Examples
“Write a short story about a hero who saves a village.”
“Create a social media post about our latest product launch.”
“Generate a list of catchy headlines for my new article.”
“Compose a song about the beauty of nature.”
“Write a script for a podcast episode on the topic of healthy living.”
Voice Recording and Transcription
Examples
“Start recording a voice memo about my thoughts on the new marketing strategy.”
“Record an interview with the new team member.”
“Transcribe the meeting notes from today’s discussion.”
“Record a personal journal entry about today’s events.”
“Capture my ideas for the upcoming project in a voice note.”
Virtual Assistant
A virtual assistant can help manage daily tasks, answer questions, and provide information quickly and efficiently.
Examples:
Scheduling and Reminders
Examples
“Schedule a meeting with Sarah for tomorrow at 10 AM.”
“Set a reminder to pick up groceries at 5 PM.”
“Add an event to my calendar for the team meeting next Monday.”
“Remind me to call the dentist at 2 PM on Friday.”
“Create a to-do list for my weekend chores.”
Information Retrieval
Examples
“What’s the weather forecast for today?”
“Find out the current stock price of Apple.”
“Search for nearby Italian restaurants.”
“Look up the latest news headlines.”
“Tell me the capital city of Japan.”
Smart Home Control
Examples
“Turn on the living room lights.”
“Set the thermostat to 72 degrees.”
“Lock the front door.”
“Start the robot vacuum cleaner.”
“Play the news briefing on the smart speaker.”
Productivity
Enhance productivity by utilizing voice commands to manage tasks, organize information, and streamline workflows.
Examples:
Task Management
Examples
“Create a new task in my to-do list.”
“Mark the project report task as complete.”
“Remind me to send the budget report by the end of the day.”
“Add ‘finish the presentation’ to my tasks for tomorrow.”
“Update the due date for the client proposal to next Thursday.”
Document Handling
Examples
“Open the sales report document.”
“Edit the document by adding a section on market trends.”
“Share the project plan document with the team.”
“Convert the meeting notes to a PDF.”
“Print the financial summary report.”
Collaboration and Communication
Examples
“Send an email to the team about the new project timeline.”
“Schedule a conference call with the marketing department.”
“Start a video meeting with the product team.”
“Send a message to John asking for the latest sales figures.”
“Update the team chat with the latest project updates.”
Learning
Use voice commands to access educational content, get answers to questions, and enhance learning experiences.
Examples:
Accessing Educational Resources
Examples
“Search for online courses on Python programming.”
“Find tutorials on how to play the guitar.”
“Look up articles about the history of the Roman Empire.”
“Play a podcast episode on effective study techniques.”
“Show me videos on basic French language lessons.”
Answering Questions and Explaining Concepts
Examples
“Explain the theory of relativity in simple terms.”
“What is the Pythagorean theorem?”
“How do photosynthesis and respiration relate?”
“What are the main causes of World War II?”
“Describe the process of DNA replication.”
Language Learning and Practice
Examples
“Translate this sentence from Spanish to English.”
“Teach me how to say ‘hello’ in Japanese.”
“What does ‘amore’ mean in Italian?”
“Give me a list of common French phrases for travelers.”
“Play a language learning exercise for beginners in German.”
Entertainment
Enhance your entertainment experiences by using voice commands to access and control media, find new content, and interact with various entertainment platforms.
Examples:
Music and Podcasts
Examples
“Play the album ‘Thriller’ by Michael Jackson.”
“Start the ‘Daily Mix’ playlist on Spotify.”
“Play the latest episode of ‘The Joe Rogan Experience’ podcast.”
“Find classical music radio stations.”
“Pause the music.”
Video and Streaming Services
Examples
“Play the movie ‘Inception’ on Netflix.”
“Find cooking shows on YouTube.”
“Show me the latest episodes of ‘Stranger Things’.”
“Play a documentary about space exploration.”
“Pause the video.”
Games and Interactive Content
Examples
“Start a trivia game.”
“Play a word puzzle game.”
“Find interactive stories for kids.”
“Show me VR games available for my device.”
“Play a music rhythm game.”
These categories strike a balance between:
Core Functionality (Virtual Assistant): Mastering the basics.
Let’s list and describe the use cases that the Rabbit R1 development team has already created and optimized. These should be the functionalities that showcase the full potential of the device as envisioned by its creators.
Conversational Prompts
Use Rabbit R1 for engaging in everyday conversations.
Examples
- "Tell me some motivational quotes."
- "Tell me a knock-knock joke."
- "I’m feeling sad today. Can you cheer me up?"
- "Tell me a bedtime story."
Answering Questions
Use powerful AI tools like Perplexity and Wolfram Alpha to answer questions and provide recommendations.
Examples
- "What's the weather in my location?"
- "Search Wolfram Alpha and explain how G-force gravity works."
- "Check Perplexity for when the Paris Olympics start."
- "How can I get better sleep at night?"
- "Who is the lead singer of The Killers?"
- "What does the word 'ostensible' mean?"
- "What is 5 cups converted to liters?"
- "Give me a low-carb recipe for banana pancakes."
- "Can you explain the theory of relativity in simple terms?"
- "Get me images of Serena Williams from the US Open."
- "Can you recommend a book about Zen Buddhism?"
Follow-Up Questions
Your r1 will understand what you’re referring to without having to specify the exact details again.
Examples
- "Who wrote the song I Feel For You by Chaka Khan?"
- "Play his most popular album."
- "What is the most dangerous insect on Earth?"
- "In what countries are they most commonly found?"
- "Look up pictures of Chihuahuas."
- "What are some interesting facts about them?"
Note-Taking
Use r1 as your all-in-one note-taker.
Examples
- "Save a note that says: ‘I had a really good day today, met a new friend named Ash from Canada and her birthday is May 1, her horoscope sign is Cancer. I also went on a hike and had dinner with my friends."
- "2 tbsp Lemon juice, 2 tbsp mustard, 2 tbsp olive oil, salt and pepper makes a great salad dressing. Save this as a note."
Voice Recording
Use r1 as your portable voice recorder.
Examples
- "Start the meeting assistant."
- "Start a recording session for me."
Vision Mode
Use r1‘s camera to superpower your searches and help transcribe text.
Examples
- "Turn this table into a spreadsheet and send to me via email."
- "Can you suggest which pair of shoes I should wear with this outfit?"
- "Can you estimate how many calories are in a cup of orange juice?"
- "Can you summarize this text on the whiteboard."
- "What can I cook with these ingredients?"
- "Take a look at this sheet and transcribe it for me."
- "What does this sign say in English?"
Music Control
Play any song, playlist, genre, or mood on Spotify or Apple Music.
Examples
- "Play the album 'Computer World' by Kraftwerk."
- "Play ‘this is Taylor Swift playlist’ on Spotify."
- "Play ‘Here Comes the Sun’."
- "Play a song by Imagine Dragons."
- "Start a chill lofi study playlist."
- "Play some pumped up and motivational music on Spotify."
- "Pause the music."
- "Skip to the next song."
Service Requests
Call an Uber or order food on DoorDash with just your voice.
Examples
- "Call me an Uber from 123 Broadway Ave to 456 Random St."
- "Order Mexican food on DoorDash."
- "Order from Starbucks on DoorDash."
Yelp Integration
Find the best restaurants and shops in any location.
Examples
- "Search Yelp for the best coffee shop in town."
- "Search Yelp for the best gyms in Santa Monica."
Midjourney Integration
Access powerful generative image tools to mock up designs or visualize your thoughts.
Examples
- "Generate an image in a cartoon style of a rabbit eating a carrot."
- "Generate an image of a design for a racecar with cheese wheels."
- "Can you generate a logo for a wine shop, featuring pickles and cheese?"
Translation
Use r1 to seamlessly translate between more than 100 languages instantly.
Examples
- "Start translating from French to English for me."
Device Voice Control
Control your device settings with just your voice.
Examples
- "Turn the brightness to 50%."
- "Turn the volume down a bit."
- "Navigate to Wi-Fi settings."
- "Change the time zone to Central Time."
Effortless Use Cases:
Additionally, let’s identify use cases that do not require any extra effort from the developers. These are the functionalities that are either straightforward to implement using the current features or already fully operational.
Conversational Prompts
Examples
- "Tell me some motivational quotes."
- "Tell me a knock-knock joke."
- "I’m feeling sad today. Can you cheer me up?"
- "Tell me a bedtime story."
Quick Answers
Examples
- "What's the weather in my location?"
- "Who is the lead singer of The Killers?"
- "What does the word 'ostensible' mean?"
Note-Taking
Examples
- "Save a note that says: ‘I had a really good day today...’"
Music Control
Examples
- "Play ‘this is Taylor Swift playlist’ on Spotify."
- "Pause the music."
How Can You Contribute?
Share Your Experiences: If you’ve discovered any impressive use cases while using the Rabbit R1, please share them here.
Test and Verify: Check the functionalities listed previously and confirm if they are working seamlessly for you.
Suggest and Validate: If you think a use case might be state-of-the-art but haven’t tested it yet, mention it, and we can collectively validate its functionality.
Beta rabbit mode has absolutely a game changer for me while continuing my quest in Zelda TOTK. Whenever I get stuck on a puzzle etc, I ask the R1 in beta rabbit mode and it gives me detailed instructions that gets me through. It’s so nice to just listen to the R1 giving me the details of what to do next while I continue to run along in the game!
So not being a hard core gamer, I’m sure others will have more to add on this but just to get started we can ask R1 for:
clues or to just give you the solution for puzzles or levels in adventure games like The Legend of Zelda.
different strategies to use when playing real time strategy games like Age of Empires or Polytopia.
In terms of use cases it would be great if we could make it clear why the R1 is the go to device for the posted use case. In my case it competes with ChatGPT, Perplexity and dedicated apps on my phone. A $200 device can’t be expected to compete with a >$1000 phone when it comes to games or image processing. And using a keyboard, a large screen and the ability to upload attachments as context as you can do with a traditional LLM is hard to compete with for research tasks given the limitations of voice interaction and a small screen.
So here goes: unlike an app on my phone or a traditional LLM, I can grab my R1 and start the meeting assistant to record and summarize any meeting I enter. I don’t have to use a dedicated paid app on my phone to do that and can start the meeting assistant in seconds.
Tbh, this is currently the only use case that I have for the R1 that fits the criterium that it is better suited to use than other devices / services. I believe however that there is a dormant potential in leveraging the device as a truly personal companion (not just an assistant).
(Thank you ChatGPT) :
Let’s make it worth it!
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