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In the 16 years since Sony introduced AIBO, the first robotic pet, consumer robotics has not exactly flowered. AIBO was a smooth-moving, shockingly intelligent and incredibly expensive product.

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The WowWee toy company’s roots are in robotics, and its first hit toy, Robosapien, was designed by a NASA scientist. For one of its newest toys, it decided to reinvent something low-tech - cardboard.

You've got to give WowWee credit for reaching. Its Robopanda may not exactly be the robot companion of your dreams, but it is, in some crucial ways, the most sophisticated bot WowWee has ever rolled ...

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A $14.99 toy hardly bigger than your finger has the retail world worked up to a fever pitch. This holiday season, droves of parents have been on the search for Fingerlings — toy monkeys, unicorns and ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. It would be a massive understatement to suggest that robot toys are a mixed bag. They largely get the looks right, but brains are ...

January 9, 2008 Have you every wondered exactly what your cat or dog gets up to when you’re not home? WowWee Robotics, the pioneering company behind Robosapien, has unveiled its new WiFi-enabled, ...

It looks like WowWee is learning the implications of that old saw, "imitation is the surest way to get your company sued." That's right, the company's radical looking, fun for about twenty minutes, ...

WowWee, the toymaker best known for the Robosapien, its 2004 hit product, showed off its latest smart toy at the 2016 CE Week show in New York, a pet robot named CHiP. Chief Technology Officer Davin ...