Need some gift ideas for that special robot geek in your life? We polled the Robohub team for their favorite ideas, from stocking stuffers to once-in-a-lifetime gifts. There’s something on this list for every budget! Don’t see what you’re looking for? See our gift list from last year, browse from our recommendations of 20 great books to hook kids and teens on robotics, or check out Ugly robot christmas sweaters and other bling for your robot wardrobe – Happy shopping!
If you’re planning for some downtime this holiday, try curling up with one of these robot/AI-themed movies recommended by the Robohub team.
Because you can never get enough of robots we compiled this list of fashion and accessories so you can show off your addiction. Ugly robot christmas sweater, anyone?
Kids love robots! And they love reading too. Ranging from preschool to teen, this selection of books includes fiction and nonfiction, activity books and maker manuals, all to help inspire the kids in your life to get into robotics.
If you’re a robot geek hoping to curl up with some good books this weekend, check out this list of Robohub recommends. Covering our favorite robot-inspired fiction, educational reads, business books and techno-philosophy, these books are sure to keep you entertained this season.
Need some gift ideas for that special robot geek in your life? We polled the Robohub team for their favorite ideas, from stocking stuffers to once-in-a-lifetime gifts, so you’ll be sure to find something for every budget. Don’t see what you’re looking for? See our list from last year. Happy shopping!
Canadian EZ-Robot is the first to the gate with 2013 Christmas gifts: 3 modular robot kits and a software interface using simple “drag and drop” methods to make teaching the robot behaviors and commands simple and intuitive. Prices start at $219 and the JD humanoid-looking robot goes for $469.
Gift and book suggestions for almost every family member.
Product descriptions, photos, prices, and where to buy.
For all ages: Parrot’s AR.Drone iPhone-controlled quadcopter.
For Mom: a robotic vacuum from Neato or iRobot.
For Dad: the adaptive cruise control option for his new car.
For Grandparents and their grandkids: Pleo, the baby dinosaur.
For little kids: Zhu Zhu pets.
For pre-teen boys: RoboRaptor.
For pre-teen girls: Bossa Nova’s Penbo robot and her baby Bebe.
For robotically-interested 10 yo and older: LEGO Mindstorm robot kit.
January 10, 2020
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