Wow Wee Robosapien Rs Media| Robosapien Toy Robot

Robosapien Toy Robot

I have all the time been a robot fan ever since I was young, so seeing this one, for this price, with this many features was a real joy. Up until recently, they've been Very expensive. Most good publicly ready robots cost in the middle of 0 and 00+. So, for the price It's ready for, the Robosapien Rs Media with its fully featured list of functions seems well worth the price.

About Robosapien Toy Robot

I've found out it listens for intruders and it even picks things up with its own hands! Its also qualified with touch sensors and it stops when it bumps into walls. It has so many functions and you can schedule them to trigger automatically when something touches his arm or makes a sound. It can even burp!

Robosapien Toy Robot |Wow Wee Robosapien Rs Media

Robosapien Toy Robot

In addition, I found tons of extras out there that you can use to improve the robot. The list of things you can do is endless. I was more amazed by the list of over 75 things it can do, than I was on the Robot at first! What I found probably great than anyone else was the sheer ease in which you can get started. It no ifs ands or buts is very easy to set up and use. Its first actions right after turning on are to stretch his arms, swivel his hips and make a minute sound! Its also already got its own personalities but you can make your own.

It's great for impressing your friends or making your own robot movies. You just open the box and you're ready to go, there is no need for any set up what so ever. Filled with unbelievable intelligence, the Wow Wee Robosapien Rs Media is the first robot based on the science of "biomorphic robotics". It is not your usual mechanical robot - it is a multi-functional, physically feeling robot with a unique personality, plus its no ifs ands or buts tough and durable. A set of batteries will last quite a long time.

I could go on all day, but can you dream getting this out of the box on Christmas Day? What ever other presents the kids get this year they'll be staying in the box for at least a week if you get them one of these. Like I said this is an all age's toy so I'd recommend doing what I did. I explained all the benefits it would have on our kid, when in reality it was me that wanted it and me that's had most of the time with it, I just love school hours now!

The Wow Wee Robosapien Rs Media is an incredibly attractive and unique toy that gets laughs and all ages of attention when it's out of the box. Kids will love this toy. Teenagers will love this toy. Adults will love this toy. My Granddad loves this toy!

Here are some of the definite things I've found:

- Built in sound and camera
- conveyable arms and hands
- Talks, Walks, and Dances
- different and programmable personalities
- motion and sound sensors.
- Fully Programmable
- Mp3 Player
- And you'll find a bit more too!

WowWee Roboreptile Robotic Reptile Review

WowWee Roboreptile Robotic Reptile

WowWee Roboreptile Robotic Reptile Feature

WowWee Roboreptile Robotic Reptile

The ultimate herpetological species. Don't be fooled by this beast's size -- he is fast, ferocious, cunning and intelligent
A sly and ruthless creature, Roboreptile uses advanced technology for greater intelligence
Roboreptile's powerful infrared vision and sonic sensors swiftly alert him to disturbances in his environment
Roboreptile can be extremely hostile or harmless, alert or asleep
He can be programmed with movements and animations and is packed with personality
Can be controlled directly, programmed or put into Free Roam, Demo Mode, Guard Mode or Sleep Mode.
He has four moods aggressive, ferocious, passive or tammed
In Guard Mode they make him a formidable sentry. In Free Roam his sharp sensory systems make him a ruthless predator

WowWee Roboreptile Robotic Reptile

List Price : $119.99
Price : $119.99

WowWee Roboreptile Robotic Reptile

WowWee Roboreptile Robotic Reptile Feature

WowWee Roboreptile Robotic Reptile

The ultimate herpetological species. Don't be fooled by this beast's size -- he is fast, ferocious, cunning and intelligent
A sly and ruthless creature, Roboreptile uses advanced technology for greater intelligence
Roboreptile's powerful infrared vision and sonic sensors swiftly alert him to disturbances in his environment
Roboreptile can be extremely hostile or harmless, alert or asleep
He can be programmed with movements and animations and is packed with personality
Can be controlled directly, programmed or put into Free Roam, Demo Mode, Guard Mode or Sleep Mode.
He has four moods aggressive, ferocious, passive or tammed
In Guard Mode they make him a formidable sentry. In Free Roam his sharp sensory systems make him a ruthless predator

WowWee Roboreptile Robotic Reptile Overview

WowWee Roboreptile Robotic Reptile With his low menacing stride and striking animation, Roboreptile is an impressive mix of mobility, multi-sensory technology and fiery personality. This adventurous beast awakens with a jump, whips his long tail and springs into action. He's capable of high-speed running on all four legs, and he can turn on a dime on two legs.

Roboreptile moves in many ways. He can be controlled directly with the remote, programmed to perform a sequence of functions, placed into guard mode, or put into his "Normal Mode" where he will roam the environment. A full array of sensors - vision, touch and sound - allow him to freely roam and interact with his surroundings. When he gets overly aggressive, he can be calmed with a push of the "feed" button on the controller. And when its time to rest, place the cowl over his eyes to put him to sleep.

Roboreptile includes more than 30 preprogrammed functions, all handled through the remote. Requires 9 "AA" batteries (not included). Measures 33" long. Colors may vary.

WowWee Roboreptile Robotic Reptile Specifications

Wowwee's Roboreptile is an often startling robotic toy that, once you get the hang of its wonky controls, is actually pretty fun. Like other Wowwee robots, there's a preprogrammed animation that goes off when it is first powered up. It's impressive: growling, snapping jaws and a whipping tail. In short, Roboreptile looks like something out of the future and moves like something out of the past.

The Roboreptile comes with a remote control and a hood accessory

The Roboreptile has infrared "vision" sensors where its eyes would be and stereo "hearing" sensors on the sides of its face. Its sounds, though a bit tinny, are menacing. During a tail swipe, it lets out a sort of Eagle cry, harkening back to the shared avian/reptile ancestry.

Controlling the Monster
Controlling the Roboreptile with the remote is a bit of a strain. First, because the remote uses an infrared beam and the pick-up sensor is located in its head. You won't be able to control it from far away, and it's difficult to control while walking away from you. Roboreptile will keep executing a command until it receives a new remote command.

Roboreptile looks like something out of the future and moves like something out of the past.

Second, each button on the remote has two alternate functions: an attack set and a program set. When the remote is on the program setting, the alternate functions light up in red for each button but, for some reason, when the remote is in the attack setting, we're left to refer to the instruction manual (or our own memories) for that set's functions. For example, to make the roboreptile bite, you first have to get the remote into attack mode by pressing the select button until the remote display turns green. Then you press the button marked "Roam."

Another counter-intuitive thing about the controls is that the left and right buttons respectively make its left and right legs move, turning him in the opposite direction. I expected the left button would make him turn left, but instead it turns him right. The instructions also say that it can make both stationary and forward turns but I could only manage to execute stationary turns.

When using the "feed" button, the Roboreptile will track the remote's movement from side to side. If it moves too much, though, Roboreptile could get dizzy.

Control issues aside, it is genuinely alarming--in a Jurassic Park sort of way--when this little beast lunges at and tries to bite your foot.

From Satisfied to Hungry in 60 Seconds
Roboreptile can be operated in direct control, free roam, and program modes. Direct control is its natural state, where the user becomes puppeteer, moving it with the remote control. There is a surprising range of motion for this robot. It can walk forward on four legs or two, jump, swipe its tail from side to side, bite, shake, and even look dizzy, as though it had just been smacked by a bigger dino. It even has different walking gaits: fast, slow, big steps, small steps.

It'll go into free roam mode after a few minutes without controller input or if the "touch sensor" (actually just a button) on its back is pressed. It avoids obstacles by backing up and trying a different angle and exhibits three different moods: Hungry, Satisfied, and Hooded. Hungry is its natural state, agressive and snappy. Satisfied comes after it's eaten--in this case, gone through a feeding animation cycle where it crows and snaps its jaw--and this makes it lethargic for about a minute before it's hungry again. Using the included hood, or cowl, to snap over its vision and hearing sensors and effectively put him in sleep mode.

There's also a program mode where you can enter a series of up to 20 steps. Think of it as dance choreography, only with tail swipes and biting. You can put Roboreptile into guard mode, where it'll sit upright, poised for attack. If anything gets picked up by its sensors (passes within inches of its face), it will let out a growl and lunge in that direction. Its hearing is better than its sight (wasn't that the case with dinosaurs, too?), so in the guarded state, it'll react to a slamming door or a whistle with a howl and swinging its neck from side to side.

Parents should note that Roboreptile comes with two volume settings: loud and soft. We tested it on a hardwood floor and kitchen countertop and noticed that, even on the soft setting, its hard plastic thumps and servo motor whirs still created a sizeable ruckus. --Porter B. Hall

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WowWee Roboreptile Robotic Reptile

Thursday, May 19, 2011