Interactive Robot Pleo
The child has learned to interact with the surrounding world since he was young. And the older he gets, the higher the demands are for toys. It's very hard to be interested in a young school-age kid with a toy. He wants a real beast or an electronic gadget. What if 2 in 1? Perhaps it was from this perspective that we approached development. Pleo Ugobe. What's special about him than he might be interested in a child? About everything.
An interactive toy is considered to be capable of interacting with a person, responding to his actions. Frequently, the word " interactive " for advertising purposes is replaced by " disincentive " in order to be more understandable. Although these words are far from synonymous, and this substitution is deceptive. At the same time interactive and developing toy - It's a well-designed mechanism, a development that can not only cause a child's interest, but also teach him something. That's what the Pleo dinosaur is.
What's interesting about him? He's alive, as strange as it sounds. First, the child sees the birth of a dinosaur from eggs. Then there is a process of adaptation (as with real animals in the real world): he learns to walk, fall and rise, but with every hour more confident. Interesting reaction to " disserts " . Robot responds to touching, grinding and even tickling. He sees! Obstacles try to circumvent. Never falls from a table or a chair, always stops at the edge.
Robot is equipped with many sensors and sensors to respond to the environment. It's a precise, high-tech mechanism, actually artificial intelligence. It works after processing external data, because all dinosauries are different. Each has a “character”, depending on the behaviour of the master.
"Step tired" is a perfectly normal case. It happens to all the toys, they get used to it. Nothing new, because nothing interesting. But buying a pleo robot dinosaur and leaving it in a box is gonna be harder, it's different. He's a new student all the time! And he teaches his man, actually helps learn. At first, a clumsy and shy dinosaur can't even walk, and then he'll sing (in his mind, of course), dancing, crying, not to mention walking and performing routine tasks (sitting, lying, sleeping, giving laps).
