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Robosapien V2 : Affordable Humanoid Robot

September 5th, 2006
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The Robosapien V2 is the next generation of Mark Tilden’s popular toy like Robosapien robot and is nearly twice the size of the original Robosapien robot. This 24” tall, second generation Robosapien V2 is a highly evolved robotic fusion of technology and personality, combining fluid biomechanical motion with a multi-sensory, interactive humanoid personality.

Quoting some of its cool robotic features

– Multiple levels of environmental interaction, with humans and objects
- Sight, sound and touch senses
- Humanoid body movements, including bending, sitting and standing, lying down and getting up, dancing, waving, martial arts …
- Speech: Responds verbally to environmental stimuli and to controller commands
- Color Vision System: Recognizes colors and skin tones
- Stereo Sound Detection System: “Hears” and reacts to sounds
- IR Vision: Detects and avoids obstacles; tracks moving objects
- True bi-pedal walking with multiple gaits
- Precision gripping, articulated fingers
- Realistic 2-axis turning head with animated LED eyes

Mark Tilden, the designer of Robosapien, is a robotics physicist who had developed basics for biomorphic robotics and now Robosapien is the first commercially available robot based upon this principle. It is produced by Wow Wee toys. I checked out the price at Amazon online, and it is selling for only $199… now that is an affordable perfect gift for your child.

It seems WowWee toys also makes other similar toy robots like the Roboraptor (a robotic dinosaur), Roboreptile (a robot reptile) and the Robopet (interactive pet robot). I am sure your geeky children will vote for these out of the box affordable robots as their most wanted gift this season.

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One Response to “Robosapien V2 : Affordable Humanoid Robot”

  1. Roboreptile says:

    i think personally I would much rather have the roboreptile…he looks more aggressive and fun

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