Website - owirobot.com
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President - Craig Morioka
CEO - Ned Morioka
Products:
Kingii Dragon Robot, lizard with artificial intelligence
14 in 1 Educational Solar Robot Kit
Published on Dec 5, 2012
The solar powered robot can be transformed into 14 different robot modes which include a multitude of comical and functional movements. The user can easily change from a wagging-tail dog, running beetle, walking crab, surfer, speedster, zombie chaser... The robot kit provides unique accessories (included) and parts that make the robot move on land and water.
Penguin Life - Plug-in Solar Rechargeable Kit
Published on Dec 12, 2012
Kids can build an eco-friendly penguin habitat. They can see the benefits of putting solar energy to work and discover how solar cells generate electricity from light. The kit consists of a powerful solar cell, rechargeable battery (included), igloo, and penguin. It is easy to assemble: no screws, nuts, or fuss. Just simply plug-in the penguin into the igloo, solar energy converts into electric power for storage and application.
RobotiKits KIKO.893 from OWI
Published on Mar 30, 2018
Product Info:
Robotikits Kiko.893, from OWI, is a 107-piece STEM kit, for ages 8+. Assembly of the robot took us an hour and 40 minutes, and it requires 4 AAA batteries, not included. The Kiko.893 employs infrared sensory detection to navigate its way around. It has 6 legs and can swivel a full 360 degrees. The arms are not mechanical but can be moved and posed by hand. Press the switch between his eyes to get started, and the blinking LEDs and sounds will let you know that he's ready for action. Kiko works in two pre-programmed modes: Follow-Me and Explore. With the Follow-Me mode, place your hand in front of Kiko's eyes and move it around. Kiko will follow you like a puppy dog. The Explore mode sets Kiko off on his own. He will avoid obstacles, and move through mazes. The Kiko.893 is a great combination of assembly and play. Children will be rewarded for the time they spend building the robot. After a while, older kids may bore of the robot's abilities, so although I think this is a great toy, it may have limited repeat play for some. When playing with Kiko, make sure your hand and obstacles are within view of the eyes - his sensors will miss seeing lower objects.
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