The Tomy I-SOBOT Robot has the World’s Smallest Robot. Packed with over 200 words and phrases, and more than 200 pre-programmed movements, this robot can do everything from saying goodbye to dancing the hula. Recommended for kids aged 10 and up, the i-SOBOT is ready to rock ‘n’ roll right out of the box.

He might be pocket-sized?small, but this miniature high-tech humanoid robot packs a huge punch. i-SOBOT is a 6.5-inch biped bot that’s fully articulated, features voice command recognition and can speak a vocabulary of over 200 words and phrases. What’s more, he can dance, perform his own special martial arts moves complete with self sound effects, and can motor forwards, backward, side-to-side or diagonally. He’ll even rest when he’s had enough - and get back up again when it’s time to go.

i-SOBOT is powered by 17 customs developed servo-motors and 19 integrated circuit chips. He features a built-in gyro sensor and comes fully assembled, ready for action. He can be controlled in a variety of ways: by pre-programmed actions, user programmed actions (done easily with the LCD remote control), or by real-time remote control or voice commands. Robot requires 3 “AAA” rechargeable batteries; remote requires 4 “AAA” batteries, all included. Measures 6.5″ tall.

Also performing by programmable memory and by the sound of your voice, the i-SOBOT will amuse you and impress your friends with his moves. Putting the meaning back into “action-packed,” the 6.5-inch tall robot dances to the beat, does push-ups and somersaults, imitates animals, hula dances, plays air guitar, kicks and punches with sound effects, and even responds to applause. Not only does the Tomy i-SOBOT talk with a vocabulary of 200 words and phrases, it also plays its own music.

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December 30, 2008 at 11:01 am by FourLane
Category: Main Content