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Humanoid Robot RBT-1 Manufacturer: FUTABA. Manufacturer's Part Number: FUTX1000. More Product Details ...     Stock Number Buy Product Title Price Status H04188-01R Humanoid Robot RBT-1 $1399.99 In Stock     Scoutwalker 3 Soldering Robot Kit from Solarbotics ScoutWalker III is more capable, less expensive, and more expandable than any other two-motor walking robot kit on the market. This kit is the ideal base for your walking robot experiments! ScoutWalker III utilizes BEAM Microcore technology in a very robust topology to give this two-motor walker unusually good agility. This kit features: GM2 and GM9 gear motors Steel subframe construction Built-in phototropic behavior via IR sensors Two-stage turning gaits (gentle / hard) Dual tactile sensors Scoutwaker III also accepts Sumovore brainboards for building inteligent walkers! Your programs can either influence the built-in behavior or or you can take full control Manufacturer: Solarbotics. Manufacturer's Part Number: KW3. More Product Details ... This is an electronic kit which you must assemble by soldering.This kit cannot be returned once opened. Click here for our return and warranty policies ...     Stock Number Buy Product Title Price Status H02185-01A Scoutwalker 3 Soldering Robot Kit $109.99 In Stock                            Sumovore Mini-Sumo Robot Kit w/Basic Stamp Bundle Serial This bundle consists of one Sumovore Mini-Sumo Soldering Robot Parts Sub-Assembly, two 2-5/8" Plastic Wheel w/Traction Band for GM Axle, one Sumovore Stamp Brain, one Stamp Stack II Kit, one Parallax Software CD and one Serial Cable. Save up to $24.98 with this bundle! This is a complete bundle of everything you need to build and begin programming your Sumovore using the Basic Stamp microcontroller using the serial interface on your computer. More Product Details ...     Stock Number Buy Product Title Price Status H02170-01C Sumovore Mini-Sumo Robot Kit w/Basic Stamp Bundle Serial $159.99 In Stock                            Sumovore Mini-Sumo Robot Kit w/Basic Stamp Bundle USB This bundle consists of one Sumovore Mini-Sumo Soldering Robot Parts Sub-Assembly, two 2-5/8" Plastic Wheel w/Traction Band for GM Axle, one Sumovore Stamp Brain, one Stamp Stack II Kit, one Parallax Software CD, one Parallax USB to 232 Serial Adapter and one USB A to mini B Cable. Save up to $17.88 with this bundle! This is a complete bundle of everything you need to build and begin programming your Sumovore using the Basic Stamp microcontroller using the USB interface on your desktop or notebook computer. You can also program the robot using your computer serial interface using a Serial Cable (not included). More Product Details ...     Stock Number Buy Product Title Price Status H04069-01U Sumovore Mini-Sumo Robot Kit w/Basic Stamp Bundle USB $179.99 In Stock                            Sumovore Mini-Sumo Soldering Robot Kit from Solarbotics This bundle consists of one Sumovore Mini-Sumo Soldering Robot Parts Sub-Assembly and two 2-5/8" Plastic Wheel w/Traction Band for GM Axle. Save up to $11.98 with this bundle! Sumovore sets the standard for mini-sumo kits with its outstanding power drive, complete sensor array, modular design and outstanding price. Sumovore's designers invested over 500 man-hours of development time and built 21 prototypes to get this kit right. It shows. It meets the size and weight for official mini-sumo competition and it is built to win! We are now shipping the upgraded Sumovore with steel base plate. Manufacturer: Solarbotics. Manufacturer's Part Number: KSV. More Product Details ... This is an electronic kit which you must assemble by soldering.This kit cannot be returned once opened. Click here for our return and warranty policies ...     Stock Number Buy Product Title Price Status H02169-01U Sumovore Mini-Sumo Soldering Robot Kit $99.99 In Stock

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