Showing posts with label Aibo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Aibo. Show all posts

Some highlights

Here some pics from my shelf.

You can see some old Sony aibo robotic dogs like the ERS 111, 210, 220 and lastest ers-7 version. I own also a rare aibo skateboard where the ers-111 can use it with a dedicate memory stick. The aibos sit on their original charger.

Then an original Tamiya Avante of 1988 with his dedicate Tamiya rc system with timer on steering wheel. Behind a NIB Tamiya TRF 502x buggy.




Another load of japanease magazines

Some weeks ago has landed these japanease magazines:

- Robocon is a very nice magazine about robotics. A lot of pics and infos about japanease robot scene.
- Nintendo Club  and DS+Wii two monthly magazines about Nintendo videogames.
- Manoi perfect mook. It is a book about kyosho PF01 manoi robot. The PF01 robot  has been released after AT01 can do a lots of free moviment.





Sony Aibo 220 with Sony bag

I got these shoots some days ago during a play session with my old but always loved aibo 220. It' s futuristic version of Aibo 210.

The blue bag is an original sony aibo item for move your precious sony aibo out of your home with not risk of damage the robot. It was available also in pink and black.

I dont know exactly the reason but when i play with "vintage" aibo i'm really always happy.





Sony ERF-210AW06E Aibo Recognition set

Here is my new (from old stock) Aibo Recognition set complete with all his dedicate hardware. With this set an AIBO 210 can see the owner face and voice, when you call your pet, and then is able to self-charge from Sony Aibo dedicate charger station.

The set contain the software "recognition" the classic pink ball and tower and the mat. All these accessory help aibo to see his charger station when battery are empty or when you decide via voice comand "go to station". Is really a nice upgrade for an 210. It's a very similar feature of Aibo  ERS 7 "mind" sofware.

In the pic you can see also one of my Aibo 210 and the Aibo 220.







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