You may never be able to afford your own Segway, but soon you'll be able to buy something similar for just a hundred bucks. You won't be able to ride it, but it might ultimately end up being more fun.

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To balance and move on two wheels, like a Segway, the Miposaur uses the same inverted pendulum mechanism based on research from the UCSD Coordinated Robotics Lab as its predecessor. This feature was ...

WowWee is back, and it has a tiny robot pal to pitch here at CES, a Bluetooth-controlled balancing two-wheeler. The 'bot can either be moved around by using an iOS app as a controller, or put into one ...

How many robot movies have you all seen? From Terminator (released in the year I was born) lending wings to the bot-fantasy, Robocop, Transformers, I-Robot, Real Steel, Wall-E, Bicentennial Man and ...

Cost: €130 You may not have your own robot servant just yet, but the MiP comes a little bit closer. The balancing robot can be controlled by gestures and comes with an attachable tray that allows it ...

We have featured a number of Wowwee robots on the site in the past, and now the company has revealed their latest fun robot toy, which can be controlled by your iOS or Android device, the Wowwee MiP.

MiP is a brand new gesture and app controlled robot announced and being shown off at CES, and the best part is, you’ll be able to get one exclusively at Best Buy starting in May. The robotics company ...

MiP was designed in a collaboration between Wowwee and the Coordinated Robotics Lab at the University of California, San Diego. It balances just like the Segway, using the mobile inverted pendulum ...

You might remember the MiP from such posts as Meet WowWee's MiP: A gesture and app-controlled robot with moves like Jagger and Live from the Engadget CES Stage: WowWee CTO Davin Sufer. Well, if you ...

This year’s International CES showed off some of the latest in robotic tech from the useful to the downright bizarre, here are some of the best. Grillbot This little steel-brushed robot takes the ...