Takara Tomy has come up with what is touted to be the smallest bi-pedal robot in the world – the Robo-Q. This tiny and cute piece of engineering marvel will not only keep kids interested, it will also engage adults alike. The Robo-Q gets around by receiving instructions from an infrared remote control, complete with sensors that are able to sense obstacles that stand in its way. Just to get an idea of how small it is, the Robo-Q’s body is no larger than the average human thumb, but Takara Tomy has integrated internal speakers to emit stamping noises like a Gundam. You can choose from retro and future designs, and it will be put up on sale from the 28th of February in Japan onwards.
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