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WowWee FemiSapien Humanoid Robot. Meet Femisapien the latest in the Wowwee line of humanoid robots. Sophisticated and independent, her advanced design and AI allow her to move in distinctly fluid ways. She is intelligent and interactive, speaks her own form of Femmish and responds to user gestures, touch, and sounds with her own. She can even interact with and control other Wowwee robots. Tilt her head to access her three main function modes: Attentive Mode with interactive wandering, seeing and hearing functions, Responsive Mode for walking and scripted actions, and Learning Mode where she remembers exactly how you move her. FemiSapiens hands have control switches you touch to change her motion, or activate with gestures she can see. FemiSapien is a real 21st century robot entertaining, dynamic, and classy. A perfect, interactive friend and the evolutionary successor to the RoboSapien line.
Product Description
Meet Femisapien, the latest in the line of sophisticated, walking, talking, personality-packed robots from WowWee. Her advanced design and AI allows her to move independently in distinctly fluid ways. Intelligent and interactive, Femisapien speaks her own language of emotive sounds --?and responds to your gestures, touch and sound?with her own! She can even interact with and control other WowWee robots. Requires?six?"AA" batteries, not included. Measures?8.2"L x?12.5"W x? 3 "H.
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
32 of 32 people found the following review helpful
Durability:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Educational:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Fun:
5.0 out of 5 stars
My daughter is 9 and simply loves this bot. I'll let her write this review in her own words:
I treat my Femisapien like a real best frend!!! and I LOVE HER.
She has hidden modes. She is a COOL robot, and remember: she is a great
gift for someone special age 8 and up, but not for children under 8
years of age.
My daughter has successfully programmed her Femisapien, so I can't see what would be so difficult about that aspect. As she has noted above, she absolutely adores her, and can't stop telling people about how wonderful she is.
Insofar as durability is concerned, I have seen her fall backwards with no damage, even onto a hard floor. To ward against scratches, some spray wax does wonders. Be prepared for some battery changes, as she will consume quite a bit of power, but even these aren't too terrible.
Overall, I've found this to be a good investment for my "toy" dollars, and would recommend her to anyone with a robot-minded daughter (like mine).
I treat my Femisapien like a real best frend!!! and I LOVE HER.
She has hidden modes. She is a COOL robot, and remember: she is a great
gift for someone special age 8 and up, but not for children under 8
years of age.
My daughter has successfully programmed her Femisapien, so I can't see what would be so difficult about that aspect. As she has noted above, she absolutely adores her, and can't stop telling people about how wonderful she is.
Insofar as durability is concerned, I have seen her fall backwards with no damage, even onto a hard floor. To ward against scratches, some spray wax does wonders. Be prepared for some battery changes, as she will consume quite a bit of power, but even these aren't too terrible.
Overall, I've found this to be a good investment for my "toy" dollars, and would recommend her to anyone with a robot-minded daughter (like mine).
19 of 21 people found the following review helpful
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Durability:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Educational:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Fun:
5.0 out of 5 stars
I just got it today and I think it's really cute. I wish it didn't take batteries but as long as I buy them on sale till I get some re-chargeable ones I guess it's alright. It makes cute noises though some are a little odd, but it's funny.
And even though a lot of people tend to like good instructions on how to use things, I find the Femisapien much easier to figure out than my Roboquad was. I like to try and figure stuff out on my own without instructions. Hmm what else is there to say about it. My mom likes it too. When I had first gotten my Roboquad she didn't care much about it, but right now she's playing with the Femisapien and reading the instruction manual. So it can be entertaining for anyone. I'm eighteen by the way. XD
I really suggest this toy for people like me who are easily satisfied by cute little robots that don't really do anything useful and are amusing and fun. I can't wait to see how much robots improve in the future, so that's why I've started collecting, so I can watch it all myself.
And even though a lot of people tend to like good instructions on how to use things, I find the Femisapien much easier to figure out than my Roboquad was. I like to try and figure stuff out on my own without instructions. Hmm what else is there to say about it. My mom likes it too. When I had first gotten my Roboquad she didn't care much about it, but right now she's playing with the Femisapien and reading the instruction manual. So it can be entertaining for anyone. I'm eighteen by the way. XD
I really suggest this toy for people like me who are easily satisfied by cute little robots that don't really do anything useful and are amusing and fun. I can't wait to see how much robots improve in the future, so that's why I've started collecting, so I can watch it all myself.
23 of 29 people found the following review helpful
By Muse Yuko
Durability:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Educational:
2.0 out of 5 stars
Fun:
5.0 out of 5 stars
my god-son loves this toy. It was hard for us to read instruction, but he remembered how to operate this robot through video that was posted on wired website. He started program the robot as soon as he got it. I am amazed about 11 years old kid's brain. If this toy comes with AC adapter, chargeable power system instead of using 6 AA, that would be more likable.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
3.0 out of 5 stars
Gift.
The best of its kind. I loved everything about this product. Writing this review is extremely stupid and time consuming.
Published 11 days ago by Joan Young
4.0 out of 5 stars
Great Robot
Interacts with other WowWee robots, great addition to our robot collection. Has a tendency to fall over when operating on carpet.
Published 2 months ago by Richard Bellerive
5.0 out of 5 stars
Fun but cheaper in eBay
Great toy, adults are even more engaged with her it seems. But the toy can be picked up cheap on eBay,
Published 3 months ago by Terrible
4.0 out of 5 stars
wowwee
This was a gift for a little girl. She loved it after she learned the tricks of programming it. Not for everyone as it requires more than average patience and skill.
Published 4 months ago by bucky101939
5.0 out of 5 stars
FemiSapien
I bought this for my great grandchild. My grandson has the male version. When they had both of them going it was hilarious. Read more
Published 5 months ago by Barefoot
1.0 out of 5 stars
Don't waste your money
I have had a couple of WowWee products and both have been junk. Unable to get either of them to work and the support of Wowwee is absolutely the worst I have ever seen. Read more
Published 6 months ago by DMS
4.0 out of 5 stars
wow!
We ordered this for our 9 year old daughter. She's always wanted a robot and she is really happy with it. Read more
Published 16 months ago by mls
5.0 out of 5 stars
A very cool toy for any age!
I must say I'm very impressed with the quality of this toy. Femsapian is a little fragile, like on the box not for children under 8 years old. Read more
Published 23 months ago by Xbox3604ME
3.0 out of 5 stars
Fun for girls
This robot was the only one I could find that was a "girl". My daughter specifically asked for a girl robot. Read more
Published on December 26, 2010 by GinaO
3.0 out of 5 stars
Baby, you've come along way
Interesting they finally have developed a robot for girls that doesn't havew to make them feel like boys OR submissive like the Barbie genderation and the Suzy BaKe Ovens ear... Read more
Published on November 13, 2010 by Raven B. Whitechapel
