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03/07/2006

Tiny Wristwatch Powered Robot

Robots just keep getting smaller and the “Eco-Be!” by Citizen is no exception. This nifty gadget is driven by a wristwatch motor and controlled via infared remote. It's powered by normal watch batteries and has quad-directional movement. Measuring just 1.8 cm wide and 2.5 cm tall, it's the perfect cubicle companion.
"Citizen president Makoto Umehara says he hopes Eco-Be! will prove useful in the development of smaller and lighter weight robots."
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Posted at 03/07/2006 05:14am by Kyuzo
the point of this is? -kyu
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Posted at 03/07/2006 06:31am by ben
Why does there have to be a point? What was the point of making larger tv's? What was the point of making colour tv's? What was the point of making houses more energy efficent? What was the point of making watches smaller? So many reasons to do this and the one that stands out in my mind is Because we can!!
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Posted at 03/07/2006 11:46am by mark
this is very cool! I will be the envy of the other nerds in my office!
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Posted at 03/07/2006 3:46pm by Nate
put a small hammer lever on the top, and i'll take 4. mini bot rumble in the cubicle!
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