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The Ruko 18011 is a programmable robot dog for kids that walks, turns, dances, wags its tail and barks. It responds to hand gestures over a chest sensor and to a press on its head, and shows 30 LED facial expressions. In programming mode kids chain up to 50 actions on the remote and the dog plays them back in order; Cruise mode lets it roam and steer around obstacles it detects. The rechargeable battery gives up to 45 minutes of play. It suits kids from age 3 who want a pet-like toy they can direct and choreograph, and it does more than simple remote-control dogs because of the gesture control and the long action sequence.
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The Ruko 18011 is an interactive robot dog for children ages 3 and up. It walks, turns, glides, wags its tail, dances and barks. Its LED face has 30 expressions that can be switched.
The dog is controlled with the included remote, by hand gestures in front of the sensor on its chest, or by pressing its head. In programming mode, the remote can build a sequence of up to 50 actions, and the dog performs them in order. A short press on the head interrupts the current action and triggers one of five random reactions. A long press turns the dog on or off.
In Cruise mode, the dog moves on its own. An infrared sensor detects obstacles ahead so it can change direction. Some music and dance modes also include obstacle avoidance. It is meant for indoor use on a flat floor.
