micro rc robot,,, pretty funny stuff
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micro rc robot,,, pretty funny stuff
Once in a while ill hit up toyeast and check out the wacky obscure stuff they have in hopes of finding something I can use for something else and came upon these tiny little robots http://www.toyeast.com/v3/pdtdetail.asp?pdt_id=A000503
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PLf83RYQ ... r_embedded[/youtube]
Not sure if its worth the price+ shipping but i think if i end up making a larger order I may have to tack one of these on there. Good for a laugh anyway.
STG
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PLf83RYQ ... r_embedded[/youtube]
Not sure if its worth the price+ shipping but i think if i end up making a larger order I may have to tack one of these on there. Good for a laugh anyway.
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Re: micro rc robot,,, pretty funny stuff
I saw the video for these a while back but I didn't know they were available yet. I may have to get one, they do look cool in a micro geek kind of way.
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Re: micro rc robot,,, pretty funny stuff
Eh, wait for Silverlit to buy get the rights to manufacture here in the States (like they did with the Hover-Q and Q-Steer Buggies).
I paid silly money for the Q-Steer buggies, now you can get them at clearance prices ($10) from Toys-R-Us.
I paid silly money for the Q-Steer buggies, now you can get them at clearance prices ($10) from Toys-R-Us.
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Re: micro rc robot,,, pretty funny stuff
Hmm....... I can picture it now - a micro crawler that you can set to auto pilot, so you can crack open a beer.
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Re: micro rc robot,,, pretty funny stuff
I really want to cut as much of the body off as I can and make a tiny Lost in Space robot. I probably couldn't get it to wave it's arms and yell "danger, danger Will Robinson'" but it would still be fun.
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Re: micro rc robot,,, pretty funny stuff
Since I've been enjoying my Q-Steer and Q-Steer buggies (Micro Terrain Titans) so much recently I decided it might be worth it to get one of these little AI guys to putt around the table with. I'll be sure to write about it when it comes in. Right now my biggest concern is the supposed 30 minute charge time to 5 minutes of play. We will see.
Oh yeah, left out the best part. I got it on ebay for $27 shipped. Brand new! And I got the exact one I wanted (which we all know makes it easier to love them). Cool deal.
If anyone else in insterested:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... %26otn%3D1
The user has all 4 versions. Also, there is an optimus prime and bumble bee robo-q, but they start at $50! Dang it.
Oh yeah, left out the best part. I got it on ebay for $27 shipped. Brand new! And I got the exact one I wanted (which we all know makes it easier to love them). Cool deal.
If anyone else in insterested:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... %26otn%3D1
The user has all 4 versions. Also, there is an optimus prime and bumble bee robo-q, but they start at $50! Dang it.
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Re: micro rc robot,,, pretty funny stuff
those things are too cute!! and there's nothing that makes them more exciting than an overly enthusiastic japanese commercial!
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Re: micro rc robot,,, pretty funny stuff
Funny but I will admit it could entertain me for a few lonely nights well after a few adult beverages of course Wonder what they cost in the states... if they are here
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Re: micro rc robot,,, pretty funny stuff
They haven't quite made it to the states yet. Not commercially anyway. I'm sure they will before long if Tomy keeps doing as well as they are. They were going for about $40 (plus whatever shipping was) when they came out, so when I found one on eBay for $23 bucks and $4 shipping it was hard to resist.
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Re: micro rc robot,,, pretty funny stuff
i picked one up on my last trip to singapore. it sucks balls. cant reverse, the self navigation has some pretty particular parameters,it cant move faster than the ball is comes with (it can follow it) making 2 player soccer impossible.
had the self nav system been installed in a micro car id be impressed. tomy did make a larger set up that uses it so it is possible. traffic on a track anyone?
its method of creating movement is 2 e-m coils that pulse and each leg is free moving with a magnet. the feet have a little rubber stopper to creat friction. so it shuffles, doesnt really walk at all.
the speed slider is nice, but once again id prefer it in a car.
had the self nav system been installed in a micro car id be impressed. tomy did make a larger set up that uses it so it is possible. traffic on a track anyone?
its method of creating movement is 2 e-m coils that pulse and each leg is free moving with a magnet. the feet have a little rubber stopper to creat friction. so it shuffles, doesnt really walk at all.
the speed slider is nice, but once again id prefer it in a car.