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LEGO MINDSTORMS NXT is a robotics toolset that provides limitless opportunities for robotics fanatics and LEGO builders of all ages to build and program robots. Building upon the success of the Mindstorms Robotics Invention System, the next generation of LEGO MINDSTORMS makes it quicker and easier for robot creators to build and program a working robot. You can accomplish it in just 30 minutes.
Released in 2006 |
$250 |
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This R2-D2 model is a motorized, 15 inch tall replica of the little droid from the Star Wars films. It has blinking lights, beeps and boops - just like the 'real' one.
Released in 2006 |
$120 |
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It is a walking guard and entertainment center all in one. It can record audio and video, walk around the room filming. In guard mode, it can record who is entering the room.
Released in 2006 |
$300 |
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The PC-BOT 914 is basically a PC computer on wheels. It allows you not only to use the robot as a personal computer, but also take advantage of all the technologies and software available for PC and apply it for robotics! No more hassle with proprietary software, insufficient memory or limited and expensive add-ons. This 55 cm tall robot is build from high-strength injection molded ABS plastic and high quality stamped steel frame make the robot similar to R2D2. The whole thing is an open-standard robotics platform that allows you to create your own one-of-a-kind machine from readily available, off-the-shelf PC parts.
Released in 2006 |
$5000 |
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Bioloid is the first robotic kit based around 'smart serially controlled servos' that allows the user to build multiple types of robots: bi-pedal humanoid, dinosaur, dog, spider, excavator etc.. Robots can be built right out of the box that are autonomous and that can walk around, avoiding objects and listening for your commands.
Released in 2006 |
$900 |
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Roboreptile is roughly half the size of the Roboraptor and far more mobile. It can turn around, move quickly from place to place, hop and jump. It includes audio, visual, and touch sensitivity, so it will hear and see you. The touch sensor on its back allows it to respond to human interaction by performing a short animation. The sharp sonic sensors enables it to detect sharp loud sounds which it will run towards. Its vision sensors (infra-red) enable it to detect movement and avoid obstacles. It has to accentuate its personality: ferocious, aggressive, passive.
Released in 2006 |
$120 |
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The Italian-designed Lawnbott Evolution, also called the Zucchetti Ambrogio Evolution Evolution is small, light (22 pounds) and powerful:
it can handle up to 33,000 square feet (about 3/4 of an acre), and a second battery can be added to enable it to handle twice that area.
Released in 2006 |
$2500 |
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Allysen is a doll that recognizes and responds to key words and phrases with lifelike facial expressions and emotions.
Released in 2006 |
$100 |
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The AkaZawa's Desktop PLEN Robot is a 23 cm tall, roller skating robot that can be controlled from desktop software or via Bluetooth from a mobile phone.
Released in 2006 |
$2500 |
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PicoCricket Kit is designed for making artistic creations with lights, sound, music, and motion.
Released in 2006 |
$250 |
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Manoi PF01 (PF stands for PerFormance) is an anime style robot. It has a distinctive comic/manga character, style, and anime movements.
Released in 2006 |
$1250 |
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KHR-2 is a bipedal humanoid robot kit that allows you to build a fighting robot. It can perform a wide range of motion, such as walking, kung-fu fighting, sucker kicks and acrobatics.
Released in 2006 |
$1400 |
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SCOUT is an assembled and ready to use wheeled WiFi robot that combines mobility and ability to grasp and manipulate objects. It can be used to develop a intelligent robotic assistant, security robot or a variety of other projects.
Released in 2006 |
$8000 |
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Clocky is an alarm clock that sounds the alarm and at the same time if runs from you, so you have to chase it to turn it off.
Released in 2006 |
$50 |
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MooBella Ice Cream System uses a combination of fresh ingredients and the Linux operating system to automatically scoop up tasty desserts. This robotic ice-cream manufactory and vending machine is designed for cafeterias, convenience stores and other public places, lets customers choose from more than 90 combinations of flavors and mix-ins using a friendly touch screen display. It is slightly larger than the Coke and Pepsi machines.
Released in 2006 |
$0 |
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Yume Neko Smile (translated as Dream Cat Smile) is perfect for those who want a real cat but cannot have one.
It is 13-inches tall, weighs around 4.5lbs and is incredibly soft and lifelike.
It can blink, move its mouth and neck, rear up and lie down, all the time purring, meowing
and hissing if you upset her by squeezing her tail.
Pet the robo-cat on the head and it starts purring and flicking its tail around.
Stroke its back and it starts to get sleepy.
Released in 2006 |
$180 |
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NetTansor is a WiFi webcam on wheels. It features three-wheel driving base, bidirectional voice communication, wireless network connection, video camera (320x240, 15 fps) and three forward facing sensors.
Released in 2006 |
$420 |
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Sun SPOT (Small Programmable Object Technology) is a small and flexible sensor platform that runs JVM (Java Virtual Machine).
Released in 2006 |
$550 |
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Genibo, which stands a foot tall and weighs 3.3 pounds, understands 100 commands, including "sit," "roll over" and "wag tail." It can navigate around obstacles, features a loud bark, a digital camera and the ability to interact with other Genibos.
Released in 2006 |
$1000 |
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The Swash 800 is an electronic toilet seat.
Released in 2006 |
$800 |
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Robovie-M version 3 is a robot kit to build programmable humanoid robot that can play soccer. It is an ideal robot kit even for beginners.
Released in 2006 |
$3000 |
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Butterscotch is a life-sized (40-inch-high) plush miniature robotic pony that responds to touch and loves to be groomed and cared for. It has many features similar to that of a real pony, including moving eyes, ears and head, soft fur coat and a swishing tail. When her mane is brushed, a child will hear contented whinnies. When her ears are tickled, she will turn her head and try to find you.
Released in 2006 |
$300 |
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Manoi AT01 ('AT' stands for 'Athlete') features highly flexible RCB-3 controller and precision digital servos from Kondo. It can execute amazingly smooth, natural movements and responds almost instantaneously to your commands. It has been designed for the hobbyists and experimenters.
Released in 2006 |
$1500 |
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The egg-shaped Miuro (Music Innovation based on Utility Robot technology) can dance and play iTunes and other digital music from your docked iPod or wirelessly from a PC through its Kenwood-built speakers. It also has a AM and FM radio.
Released in 2006 |
$930 |
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Surveyor SRV-1 (SRV stands for 'Satcam Robotic Vehicle') is a robotic webcam that can be remotely controlled or programmed to run autonomous missions.
Released in 2006 |
$375 |
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MySpoon helps to feed people who are paralyzed. It is usable with almost all types of everyday foods. No special food packets required.
MySpoon is flexibly tailored for specific types of disabilities with interchangeable controllers.
Released in 2006 |
$3500 |
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The Litter-Robot is a reliable, low maintenance automatic self cleaning cat litter box. It fees you from the chore of litter box scooping. Ideal for multiple cats - up to four cats per unit.
Released in 2006 |
$300 |
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This cleaning robot was designed to sweep up dirt and debris that clings to rough surfaces in your garage or basement. Cleans under workbenches, cars and other hard-to-reach places. It picks up the nuts, bolts, dirt, and other debris from your shop floor. You can use it on hard floors, shop carpets or industrial floor surfaces only.
Released in 2006 |
$130 |
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CleanMate robot is a personal cleaning robot that can sweep and vacuum. It handles variety of surfaces: carpet, hardwood, tile. It is equipped with a high efficiency rolling brush suitable for most floors except plush or fur carpets.
Released in 2006 |
$200 |
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Scooba is a robotic household cleaner designed and manufactured by iRobot. It uses AWARE - robotic intelligence system to clean your entire floor efficiently, automatically and without missing a spot. It has been carefully designed to use on all sealed hard floor surfaces such as tile, linoleum, vinyl, marble, slate or wood. Its cleaning process consists of five steps: vacuum, soak, spread, scrub and dry.
Released in 2006 |
$350 |
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