robotmaker
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Called PINO robot ,one works perfect and the other need a main cpu board and found out the board costs $1000 frrom japan (ouch) so it perfect for a EZB The robot its self costs $35000 and there is a newer design PINO 2 AT $45000
here is a link to the robot
and a link to pino teaches him self to walk
PINO ROBOT teaches him self to walk
ALSO a write up on this issue of servo magazine too.
WILL post photos of it
You said the most advance robot goes for 10000 YEN ($95) down to basic at 500yen IS that correct,most advance on ZMP COMPANY SITE IS VERSION 2 may be there is a version 3 ,i dont see any info on the ZMP SITE about it
Only thing i did find on the WIKI site is this,dont know if its really true ,since thats only info i see.
A commercial version of PINO is being sold by ZMP INC. a Tokyo-based robotics company. The latest version is Version 3 (released in August 2006).
That may be where you got you info,
Re-read my post.
I have made the key words stand out to aid you in understanding.
To clarify further, the above paragraph was about the toy version. The most advanced of the toy version. Toy version. Not the Version 2 but the toy version. I cannot make it any clearer.
IROBOT you mean my table its on is not a good photo of it,same table that my other robots i took picture of and my johnny five photos.
SORRY dont see the reason to have my arms wrap around every robot i take pictures of.
RICH post a link to that info from ZMP SITE thats make it.
I think there is a mix up of the 2 types of PINO ROBOTS ,on the japan box it made by ZMP 2001
Then there is the TOY DESIGN made by RADICA ,EVEN THE BOX SAYS ITS A TOY Pino Robot by Radica 2004, - Dimensions: 14" ( 355.6mm ) high Pino was widely available in 2004, and now he is already a classic collectable robot.
ON bottom of the photo of my box its says 2001 zmp company
Sorry, my time machine broke I can't post a link to 2001...
However I can post a link to robot dreams write up on the Pino toys which confirm the toy prices and types previously mentioned and the Japanese retail toys which back up my comment about the box not meaning it isn't a toy version.
Out of interest, how tall are your Pinos?
"SORRY dont see the reason to have my arms wrap around every robot i take pictures of."
Well honestly Fred over the years the claims vs photos of robot is a fraction of a percent.