This week on newsstands, youll find TIME’s Inventions special—and in it, my annual tech buyer’s guide. To celebrate, I wanted to review the hottest and potentially hard-to-find high-tech toy of the ...

Having made many of the “must have” lists for Xmas 2004, WowWee is introducing follow ups to their breakout product, the Robosapien. A new 7-inch Mini Robosapien is the first to be shown, shipping in ...

Taking a major step forward in the evolution of robotics, Wow Wee Toys has teamed up with robotics physicist, Dr. Mark W. Tilden to develop the first affordable intelligent entertainment humanoid - ...

It's one of the hottest items in toyland, a $120 robot that walks, dances and can even be programmed to pick up your clothes from the floor. But for its Canadian creators, Robosapien represents the ...

Wowee has made their hit robot bigger and badder with the Robosapien V2, ten inches taller than the original, and more mobile: now it can sit, lie down, and pick up and throw objects. They've also ...

Well, not that last part, anyway. The successor to the uber-popular RoboSapien is, however, a smart-talking, three-wheeled robot called Tribot, which the guys from WowWee were showing off last night.

Honestly the only reason people actually buy a Robosapien is to take it to a LAN party and eventually manipulate into sexual positions. Well, those sick freaks over at Playskool have done it again and ...

Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 products each year to help you make better buying decisions and get more from technology. This isn't your kid's Robosapien. The new model is as ...

Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 products each year to help you make better buying decisions and get more from technology. This isn't your kid's Robosapien. The new model is as ...

The press release promises that he can bowl. Place the green plastic ball in his articulated fingers and the Robosapien V2 should grab it, wind up, and let the ball fly. He does grab the ball and he ...