Andrew Watson

I-Sobot Robot – Review & Action

Posted on 31. Oct, 2008 by Andrew Watson in Friday Fun, Toys & Games

 Okay so Friday Fun this week combines toys and technology with the world’s smallest mass produced bi-pedal humanoid robot! This is one cool toy and reminds me of my childhood spent building radio sets, lego robots, small electronic sets and eventually my first PC.

I-sobot measures only 16cm and weighs (as you would expect from a minature robot) an amazing 300 grams and comes ready to play straight from the box. There are 4 modes where I-Sobot can perform fun and quirky scenes from Western battles to voice command mode that includes 10 words of phrases to say to I-Sobot where he will respond. A great toy, and way to teach kids about robotics… a large part of life in the future.

I-Sobot Features

• Easy to use remote control
• Voice command recognition (English only)
• 200 English spoken phrases
• 17 Servo motors allowing human like articulation
• Pre-installed actions – e.g. gymnastics, dancing and kung fu

I-Sobot Requirements

• Product code: 7365 
• Batteries: 3 x AAA (rechargable) & 3 x A

I-Sobot Video – iSobot in Action

Buy iSobot

• More information about isobot

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