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there is a book from suske&wiske or jommeke calt children boss. it came out some 20 years ago.the writer allreddy knew, this was going to happen.nowadays some get cosmetic surgery, while they dont need it.just to show off to friends.

i to had to work early to earn some money.i drag whit old paper. i bouth figurs from mattel like big jim.

69developer

maybe yours kids aren't into programming yet. nao is not for kids consider the prize and cost if you need a repair. 150 euro to use there program each year.

maybe a robosapien v2 will do the trick.

Don't know how we somewhat got off track. My kids don't have everything given to them, they have many chores and also lots of community activities. They were given a loan from me and had to pay me back from their own account. They shoveled a lot of snow this year...LOL

They didn't loos interest after 15 minutes, heck it took them about 2-3 days to read and watch all the tutorials. They played with the robot for one solid weekend and pretty much did all things with it. The boy wrote a VB.net application that made it move around a bit ( I had to help him get started is all).

Plus now that baseball season has begun, they kinda loose interest in electronics.

NAO is for kids and adults in my opinion. I've seen one in operation and saw the development kit. Just on the expensive side, way too expensive, for now.

Robosapien V1 and V2, have both. Heck have one V2 in original box and never opened (collectors item). I could possibly sell that one also.

Anyways, still need to sell.

@lamachine - just need to know if you want assembled or all back in box.

Oh, one last thing, I wish the software and hardware was open sourced.

Just send me an email so we can close out... boxed is just fine.