RoboPhilo hopes to attract new enthusiasts
December 10, 2007
RoboPhilo (whose name means, literally, "Robo Love") has recently gone on sale at RoboBrothers.com for $499.
RoboPhilo is not just a toy, though. It's a programmable robot, with 20 servo motors controlling the head, legs, arms and other joints that enable the humanoid to perform a variety of actions.
Clocky is your interactive wake-up call
December 9, 2007
No more rolling over and hitting the snooze button. Clocky the robot alarm clock doesn't just go off, it literally goes off - rolling off your night stand onto the floor while making all sorts of noises that don't sound nice in the morning.
Ping-Pong Robot's Skills Stun Tokyo Crowd
December 5, 2007
TOPIO is Vietnam's first successfully manufactured human-shaped robot, and it plays a wicked game of ping-pong.
TOPIO was one of the stand-out robots at the International Robot Exhibition (REX) held in Tokyo from November 28 to December 1.
i-Sobot toy is aimed at grown-up kids
December 6, 2007
Tomy's i-Sobot has recently appeared on shelves in the US for $300. While that price may seem high for a toy, i-Sobot is considered a very advanced type of toy. Compared to other robots of its ilk, i-Sobot either far surpasses their abilities (e.g. WowWee's $150 Robopanda) or their affordability (e.g. Kyosho Corp.'s $2,000 Manoi or ZMP's $5,500 Nuvo, both of which require assembly).
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