Weighing in at less than 9 ounces, it can control a component from as far away as 33 feet, and with an optional radio frequencyreceiver, it can control components in more than one room from farther away.
The smart handbag was constructed with a radio antenna and receiver which listens for signals from radio frequency identification tags attached to important objects.
As a result, an elaborate computer model had to be created on earth to predict the temperature of the receiver, so that outgoing signals could be transmitted at the right frequency.