Sega Life-Size Robot Pony

Sep 17 2006, 7:00am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

Sega Toys announces a life-sized robot Pony in Japan.

The Pony is part of Sega's dream pet series, which already includes several robot pets.

Sensors inside the Pony react to sounds, touch and light. Ears, head and tail move. The toy Pony also makes sounds.
Kids can sit on the 120cm tall Pony, but it is not moving. Sega says the Dream Pony is for kids at age 4 years and older.
The Sega robot Pony will start selling this December for 68,000 Yen (~$580).
More details in this Sega press-release (Japanese, PDF). More Toy Ponies.

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