This fuzzy, red, next-generation Elmo doll is like Teddy Ruxpin on steroids. When you touch one of its three "tickle spots," the stuffed robot falls over, rolls on the floor laughing, pounds its fists on the ground and begs the tickler to "please stop it!" Afterward, the Sesame Street-inspired robot hops back onto its feet and asks for another tickle. Robo-Elmo is scarier than Chucky from the movie Child's Play—and more fun, too.
Valerie, a domestic android
Still considered the classic robot by certain factions of the productdose community, Valerie is a life-size female android ("Because a woman is less threatening than a full-sized adult male") that will clean, paint, do laundry, wash dishes, and check stock prices. Sorry folks, she won't drive a car of run a lawnmower, if for no other reason than "because she can't go outside."
White Box Robotics 914 PC-Bot
Not everyone is content to simply watch a robot walk around and act like a stiff human. Some of us want some serious functionality, which is exactly where the White Box Robotics914 PC-Bot comes in. Consider it an extension of your PC. The robot, navigated by your mouse, keyboard, or joystick, allows you to see through its onboard webcam via Windows Media through any local or remote PC (802.11g wireless). But that's merely the dressing, as the 914 Pc-Bot is a fully functional PC (40 GB 2.5" SATA Hard drive) running Windows and running all over your room.
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