When I brought home a Roboquad robot the other day and started playing with it, our resident guardian K9 was none too pleased. I decided to put Roboquad in “autonoomus” mode, set his aggression level to high, and let the battle unfold.From http://www.demonbaby.comThis is the robot: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000…Note: The robot is acting fully on its own, I was not controlling it in any way.
Puppy robot with Nokia 770 Internet Tablet as head and remote controller. Please propose a name for the puppy.Build one for yousrelf:https://garage.maemo.org/docman/view.php /134/69/README.txt
This daft quadruped has multi-articulated legs that enable him to dash about in a thoroughly engaging way, aoviding obstacles and reacting to sound. He has three programmable personalities, 72 pre-programmed functions, 40 programmable moves, and has an infrared scanner vision system which assesses distance and obstacles. His internal sound system blasts out a series of bizarre noises, as well as music which he dances to, accompanied by multi-coloured flasihng lights, and of course, unlike a puppy, he comes with a remote control unit so you can stop him running off down the stairs dragging loo paper all over the house. All in all he’s the perfect, fully interactive pre-programmed pet.