How to teach Femisapien aka E.M.A Robot Fencing

Jun 18 2008, 4:22am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

As reported last week the Sega E.M.A female toy robot is actually the WowWee Femisapien which will be released in the States soon for $99. Besides the good looks the Femisapien is actually quite powerful. Through simple posing of the robot you can program whole sets of scripted moves.

The videos below show how to teach the Femisapien to fence against each other.
The fight is just staged as the WowWee female robot is just executing programmed moves and does not have a mind of her own.
Via RobotsRule.

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