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Spykee Micro Goes Under The Knife
One thing you have to absolutely love about robot fans is they never hesitate to tear their new toys apart to figure out what makes them tick. A classic example is our friend and fellow robot fanatic, David Buckley.
David shelled out £20 (roughly USD$36) for the newly released Spykee Micro - a miniature version of the Spykee robot. It didn't take long before David had the robot toy dissected, photographed, and documented for posterity.
David's conclusion? Two thumbs down, unfortunately. Check out the Spykee Micro autopsy photos, and David's critique, on his robotsystems.net website.
Posted by Lem on September 1, 2008 | Permalink | Email this post
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I don't see why you would expect a mini version of a robot to work anything like the full sized one at a fraction of the cost. At least it's actualy remote controllable, unlike the Wowee mini toys which just roll forward.
Posted by: MDude | Nov 24, 2008 2:05:45 AM
"Hobbyists started the PC era, hobbyists with dial-up modems created BBS systems and started the internet era, and now robot hobbyists are creating the robotics era."
-Sinclair Donald
Senior Robotics Engineer





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