CES 2008

Spykee Voice-Activated iPod Robots

Posted in CES 2008, Robots, iPod, iPod Accessories by Conner Flynn on January 9th, 2008

Spykee Voice-Activated iPod Robots
I’m not going to talk about the fact that these robots have iPods in their crotch areas. I’m going to completely ignore the pink elephant in the room and I hope you will too, difficult as it may be.

Meccano is introducing 2 new robots, the Spykee Vox and the Spykee Miss, each targeted at different genders by the looks of them. I guess it has to be mentioned. Each robot has it’s own iPod dock, weirdly situated in their robot groin areas, and are compatible with other mp3 players as well.

Both Vox and Miss are designed to obey voice commands given in several languages, like English, French and Spanish. They can also can use their infrared module to command appliances like TV’s and stereos. The user has the option to customize them by creating new motions and sounds on a PC or Mac. No word yet on when these will hit the market.

They do look rather proud of their iPods being firmly docked.

[Spykeeworld]



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One Response to “Spykee Voice-Activated iPod Robots”

  1. Number5 Says:

    You’ve missed off Spykee Cell from this list, which was announced at the same time… Take a look at http://www.spykee.org/MoreSpykeemodels/SpykeeCell/tabid/283/Default.aspx

    Also, there’s a fourth new Spykee model just come out recently - Spykee Micro. This one is pretty boring though - cheap and cheerful. Take a look at http://www.spykee.org/MoreSpykeemodels/SpykeeMicro/tabid/275/Default.aspx

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