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Miuro is a small robot on two wheels that can play tunes AND follow you around the house, so you never miss a beat! The device is 14 inches wide, weighs 9 lbs, and comes in white, black, yellow, and red. Dock your iPod in Miuro, or stream audio wirelessly from programs such as iTunes. Miuro comes with a remote control, so you can command the robot to move from room to room, and with its built in camera and sensor accessories. Watch video below. Source : DoDevice | Miuro ... Source: www.gizmag.com --- 55 days ago
The semi-autonomous robotic boombox the Miuro has a new big brother. Tiger Electronics, a division of Hasbro Inc. has teamed up with Japanese distributor SEGA Toys to introduce the Automated Music Personality (A.M.P), a 2.4 feet (73 cm) tall black robot that can be hooked up to an MP3 player or iPod and bobs its head and dances while red LED lights on its head flash. The A.M.P. pumps out 12 watts of stereo sound through a 5" mid-range speaker and two high output tweeters while more boom can be added to any song with the dedicated bass boost button. The A.M.P. also features two turntable shaped hands that allow users to be the DJ and use A.M.P. as a virtual mixing deck. The touch pad hands serve as a way to layer different sound effects and scratches over the music with the left touch pad used to add music effects and the right touch pad controlling the audio... Tags: Audio , iPod , MP3 , Robot , Speakers Related Articles: Sony's wireless streaming boombox: the wi-fi hi-fi i-SOBOT: the smallest humanoid robot in production Philips Sound Station is combination of functionality and flexibility Pantech introduces Touch Wheel Music Phone Sega's iDog musicbot and iPod speaker/companion Panasonic's new In-Dash LCD Monitor/DVD Receivers and CD Player ...
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Toby Fraley has created some very interesting sculptures made from found objects or “Junque” to form robots that light up. Each seems to have a personality all its own and though you can distinguish what individual components the bots are made of, you can clearly see the overall piece as something “new.” The Pennsylvanian artist has taken special care to ensure each bot is unique. For instance, there is a rock star robot and a bowler robot. But my favorite is probably the one pictured below portraying Slim Pickens or Major T.J. “King” Kong in Dr. Strangelove riding the bomb and waving his cowboy hat in the air. Yeah, that’s pretty awesome. Pretty much any found object is up for grabs in these robot sculptures but old vacuum cleaner parts and tape measurers and magnets make up a majority of them. And these things aren’t tiny. While some are about 28″ tall, others are 58″! There are also remote controls paired with these devices (also made of found objects) that can turn the robot’s lights on and off. Not super high-tech but very neat, nonetheless. You can buy your own bot for about $1800 to $1900 from Uncommon Goods . [via technabob ] Relevant Entries on SlashGear An innovative robot that…tells the time-The Flexible Robot Clock Miuro the Robot Boombox World’s First Cooking Robot Ernie’s Alive and Walking WiFi robot gets to grips with security ...
Au Japon, les chaînes Hi-Fi se mettent à danser et sont en passe de devenir une véritable mode ! Après le Rolly (Sony), l'i-Spin (Sega Toys), le Miuro (ZMP) ou l'ODO (ZMP - Sega Toys), découvrez le dernier modèle de la marque Sega-Hasbro, baptisé A.M.P. ( Automated Music Personality ), qui est en fait un robot baladeur Mp3, dans le plus pur style des robots domestiques nippons. ...