Most of us have seen fighting robots and robot competitions on TV and YouTube in the past. Have you ever wanted to own one? These smart fighting robots may be just what you need:
Ganker Fighting Robot: app controlled machines with a 4-wheel chassis and omnidirectional wheels that responds to your fighting commands. Each robot armor has a sensor to detect contact.
ROBOTIS Bioloid premium: an easy to assemble STEM robotics kit that lets you build 29 robots. It can perform Taekwondo and other dynamic moves. You can add your own sensors to enhance its capabilities.
PAMKUU Kungfu Robot: comes with 9 joints, various weapons, and all-direction movement. These robots can detect damage and work with iOS and Android devices.
Hovis Fighter Humanoid Robot: has 17 DOF and lets you perform a variety of dynamic modes. Has a full metal frame, ATmega 128 MCU, and 2600 mAh battery.
ELFi Big Robot: a DIY robot built with LEGO and Arduino that can dance, fight, and do a whole lot more. It has speakers and a projector.
Stay tuned as we will cover more smart robot fighters here in the future.
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