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ROBOTS!

One of the first robots name was Elektro and his dog's name was Sparko.

They appeared at the New York World's Fair in 1939. While plugged in, Elektro could say 77 words and move backwards and forwards.

When did the first robot appear?

In the 1920's, Karl Capek from Czechoslovakia introduced the world's first robot on stage. His play was entitled "Rossum's Universal Robots." The theme of the play was robots controlling humans in society.

Although he introduced the idea of robots, Karl Capek was skeptical about how much of an impact robots could have. He rejected all suggestions that a robot could ever replace a human being, or have feelings such as love or rebellion.

Where did the word robot come from?

The word "robot," a Czech term for forced labour or serf, was also introduced by a Capek.

Karl was wondering what to call the "artificial workers" in his play, and he thought they should be called "labori." His brother didn't like that idea, and muttered that they should be called "robots." Then, the term "robot" was born.





It looks cool, works great and is a very active running robot

New Invincible Electromotive Robot is Action Packed and in Commanding Charge!

This electromotive robot will take off charging forward running with the jet pack on his back.

Arms and hands move back and forth as he runs with leg movement and feet on spring back ski running shoes.

Enjoy the excitement with this unique toy robot, fabulous robot!

He is very bright and colorful

Get Two and Race them for Great Fun!

Great for your little boy or adding to your favorite robot collection!

Battery operated, requires one AA battery (not included).

For ages 4 and up and adults of all ages



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