A new robot has been displayed at CES this year from Wowwee, Robosapiens V2 now with more interactive sensors speech capability and a personality. This is a nice upgrade from the first Robosapiens.

This isn't your kid's Robosapien. The new model is as juvenile as ever, but much bigger, smarter, and more expensive. The Robosapien V2 is a terrible bowler, though we do have to give him credit for ...

This isn't your kid's Robosapien. The new model is as juvenile as ever, but much bigger, smarter, and more expensive. The Robosapien V2 is a terrible bowler, though we do have to give him credit for ...

Wowwee Robotics has a nice booth set up here at the Sands Convention Center with all kinds of new robotic goodies. Three new robots are debuting this year: the P.E.A. BOT, the RS Media, and the ...

Last year at CES we got our first glimpse of the Robosapien, that kung-fu kicking, farting robot that become top of every 12 year old’s Christmas wishlist. This time round Robo’s creators Wowee have ...

It may be a case of art imitating life with the next generation of Hong Kong's belching, dancing Robosapien, which is armed with artificial intelligence and a personality to rival Stars Wars' C3PO.

It's nice to have a walking, talking robot with a gastro-intestinal disorder and all, but the one thing Robosapien V2 has always lacked is the ability to rage mayhem like his pet. No more! Some ...

The press release promises that he can bowl. Place the green plastic ball in his articulated fingers and the Robosapien V2 should grab it, wind up, and let the ball fly. He does grab the ball and he ...

GadgetMadness confirms the release date of WowWee’s next set of Robots and I have to say I’m disappointed. While I’m not looking forward to paying $200 for a Robosapien V2, I’m most certainly not ...

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Carl Monk has published details of an awesome new project he has undertaken over the past few months, during which he has installed a $5 Raspberry Pi Zero mini PC into the body of a broken Robosapien ...