Bandai NetTansor Robot

Oct 19 2006, 8:00am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

Bandai is going to offer the NetTansor robot in Japan this holiday season.

The NetTansor robot features a video camera and is controlled via Wi-Fi. You can see what the robot is seeing wirelessly on your PC.
The new interesting robot has 3 sensors to not bump into stuff. I cannot read the other specifications as the data sheet is a pdf file with text as image.As far as I can see there are two NetTansor robots. One sells for 50,000 yen (~$421) and one for 30,000 yen (~$250).
The Bandai NetTansor will ship on December 16th More details on the Bandai Roboken site (Japanese). Via AkihabaraNews.

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