Femisapien™
speaks her own language called "emotish" which consists of
gentle sounds and gestures. There is no remote required as you
interact with her directly and she responds to your hand gestures,
touch, and sound.
Femisapien has 3 main function modes, each corresponding to a
different head position. Tilt her head in the desired direction and
her function mode will change.
In
Attentive Mode, Femisapien interacts directly with you. She
will pose, be your back-up singer, introduce herself, dance
with you, and even blow kisses.
In Learning Mode
you can teach Femisapien a sequence of movements that she
can perform for you, up to 80 steps long. Femisapien is also
pre-programmed with a number of precise functions and sounds
that can be used as part of her program routine, including
striking poses, holding and presenting thin objects such as
business cards and blowing kisses!
Responsive Mode
is Femisapien's main walking mode; she can interact with
your sounds or perform comedy routines. She will also detect
objects at neck level, and stop when something is in her
path. And, she can even respond to your hand gestures as you
wave in front of her!
Femisapien
features responsive 4-way joystick hands. Each hand can be
moved forward, backward, inward or outward to initiate
various actions. Depending on Femisapien's head tilt, each
hand position combination differs.
She comes loaded
with 36 functions and 20 interactive routines, so you'll
constantly be entertained. There are also 59 “hidden”
functions to explore.
We
exhibit these & other robots Free of Charge at
schools, science museum's, robotic competitions and
science expo's with
the hope that they inspire everyone... young & old.
Femisapien
is a trademark of the Wowwee Robotics Corporation.
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& Star War's are trademarks of Lucas Films. "Robby
the Robot" & "Forbidden Planet" are
trademarks
of Turner Entertainment Co., a Time Warner Company.
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