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Tuesday, 19 June 2007 |
Toy soldier fans have this new Omnibot 2007 for their still-at-young-heart catered. Perfect for adults as well, this hand-sided humanoid robot measure only 6.6 inches high and weighs 350 grams. Controlled by remote control and human voices, it is a robotainment with enhanced music and communicating with the owner. Oh, some karate moves are programmed too.
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Tuesday, 19 June 2007 |
Now you are connected anywhere and at anytime.
This is a dream come true for suspicious bosses who wants to monitor their workers in remote locations or simple get connected. You can see your workers wearing their shorts and working at the same time still talking to them via mobile video-conferencing system. 5-foot-8 Giraffe, controlled via Internet, are adjustable to sitting height to maintain eye-to-eye conversation over the 14-inch screen and 2-megapixel camera.
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Sunday, 22 April 2007 |
A programmable robot platform to cater to your home robotic appliances with no sweat needed. It is built to be tough, 32 sensors, two powered wheels, a castor for a blast. You can make your robot operate the door of a fridge or merely picking up your clothes on the floor, all you need to do it program them! What this iRobot can create, see detail....
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Sunday, 22 April 2007 |
Nature turned robotic, well at least for the adorable panda, the buzzing fly and the hissing snake? A Robot Panda that will be able to read you bedtime stories for your little ones will be most useful when it comes to lullaby. With eyes bigger than the original panda, it is still as playful and needs no feeding times!
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Sunday, 22 April 2007 |
When it was first launched for Plen, many loved the design and intelligent tricks but just above the market price. Looking at the new Tiny Plen, this has the ability to skate with smooth glides, picking up a cube and tossing it again and even karate kicking. Be sure you are out of the way and it might give u a soft nudge of a kick if it finds you intruding!
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Sunday, 22 April 2007 |
Eating with minimum help from caregiver. Getting fed from the spoon with your own 'power'; to either have it done manually, semiautomatically or purely automated spooning system, it is the new My Spoon. A device controlled by a joystick and automated mode button to assist in all the movement of the mini robot placed on the table.
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