Programmable RoboPhilo humanoid on sale now for $500
RoboPhilo -- the self-proclaimed personal humanoid of your dreams -- has landed just in time for the holidays after being announced months back, and yep, it will indeed sell for under five bills. Available now at the RoboBrothers website, this (comparatively) affordable creation comes ready to walk, kick or boogie down with 20 servos, an included remote and a couple of ports for good measure. Essentially, it's only limited by your imagination and programming knowledge, and is ready to consume your forthcoming time off just as soon as you cough up the $499 required to get it on its way.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
mushrooshi @ Dec 8th 2007 6:49PM
"I've got Balls of Steel"
Michael LaFramboise @ Dec 8th 2007 8:35PM
iduno, looks kinda plastic :/
Insert Name Here @ Dec 8th 2007 9:37PM
All very impressive, but most importantly can it dance the robot?....
M0le @ Dec 9th 2007 5:11PM
Any dance is the robot it just depends on how advanced the robot is.
Andy @ Dec 8th 2007 11:06PM
I, for one, welcome our RoboPhilo humanoid overlords.
Ransom @ Dec 9th 2007 1:37AM
i dunno, i don't think this is overlord material quite yet, despite those menacing fists
diverguy @ Dec 8th 2007 11:29PM
i don't know about anyone else, but the "humanoid of [my] dreams" would at least be a girl, if not a realistic hot looking girl... /nerdiness
greymullet @ Dec 9th 2007 12:11AM
Anyone programming it to play Doom will be worthy of much geeky respect.
Grey Acumen @ Dec 9th 2007 1:13PM
Why is does this robot sound like it molests the other newer models and then makes sure the newer model doesn't go back and tell the production line...
Johan S @ Dec 9th 2007 1:19PM
I don't care if it has 10 million servos .. can it get me a Fanta from the fridge?
murray @ Dec 9th 2007 1:30PM
This thing is cute, but watching it try to walk is torture. IF you're thinking of getting one, be sure to check out the vids on youtube first, or you may be disappointed. It ain't no Qrio.
Pretol @ Dec 9th 2007 1:56PM
Before I'll even consider one of those it must perform the following task.
Scenario:
Three types of beer are in the fridge (and a bottle of vodka in the freezer). I say: "bring me Dark Lager", or "beer with the most alcohol content", or maybe even to confuse it " a shot of vodka"... In all of those scenarios, robot must read the labels and bring me the right stuff. Afterwards, it must do my laundry, clean the dishes. In the free time it must built Christmas presents from the scrap.
I know, I know... all these robots are part of the evolution, but they're just useless before they hit that stage. Looking at these robots, excecuting some macros, is on the same level of entertainment as watching the ceiling fan above the dining table.
KIDO @ Dec 11th 2007 4:23PM
Is his the famous horny robot ???
http://youtube.com/watch?v=sFhT1pNUBps
maryannkristine @ Dec 12th 2007 2:37PM
how much different you can get to spend this much money from the other robot?