|
|
|
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 |
|
|
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 |
|
|
Robosapien V2 combines fluid biomechanical motion with interactive humanoid personality. It is based on the science of applied biomorphic robotics and is simple enough for kids and advanced enough for adults.
Released in 2004 |
$230 |
|
|
Roboquad is a four-legged spider-like robot with unprecedented mobility and awareness. It is able to quickly react to the surrounding environment and pursue a moving object in any direction (i.e. forward, backwards and sideways).
Released in 2007 |
$120 |
|
|
Designed by a NASA scientists, the Robosapien is simple enough for kids and advanced enough for adults. It is based on the science of applied biomorphic robotics.
Released in 2004 |
$100 |
|
|
The 14 inches tall Tri-Bot is a three-wheeled personality-packed companion. It can tell jokes, story sequences, play games and more.
Released in 2008 |
$99 |
|
|
What is with these dinosaurs that attracts humans so much? Is it their power and the fear of them? If yes then Tyrannosaurus Rex should be the most popular dinosaur of all. It looks like people at Wow Wee International thought the same and they created the Roboraptor. It moves like the T. Rex, it roars like T. Rex and it bites like T. Rex but is not T. Rex.
Released in 2005 |
$100 |
|
canceled |
It's an intelligent media hub with facial recognition, text-to-speech and media management. It can also watch a baby and guard your home. SCOTY (Smart Companion Operating Technology) can tell when you have new mail and it can even read it back to you in a female, synthesized voice.
Released in 2007 |
$400 |
|
canceled |
It is a two-wheeled, friendly and funny personality robot. It has an LCD screen for a head, which displays a contextually relevant emotion. and two thin, tube-like arms that end in balls instead of hands. When it falls over it can upright itself.
Released in 2007 |
$240 |
|
|
Robopanda it is a robo-bear that features many advanced sensors including a head-mounted IR sensor and stereo sound. It reads bedtime stories, interacts with an included robopanda-mini and delivers bear hugs.
Released in 2007 |
$230 |
|
|
This skinny robotic pet (it might be a dog or a cat) has a couple of features that will really impress you. The best is the ability to learn from positive and negative reinforcement. Another one is the lifelike animations and digital animal sounds that make the Robopet extremely expressive.
Released in 2005 |
$99 |
|
|
Rovio is a Wi-Fi enabled, mobile WebCam. It can be controlled by any remote device capable of browsing the internet. Allows you to monitor your home from anywhere in the world. Setup is easy: the software detects your computer settings for you and guides you though the process.
Released in 2008 |
$300 |
|
|
Roboboa is a robo-snake that can be used as a desk lamp, an alarm clock or a speaker for your iPod. It can also track motion and guard your room.
Released in 2007 |
$120 |
|
