Infrared Vision System
The Chimpanzeeʼs Infrared Vision System enables him to detect movement in front of him. His
vision is ON only when he is not moving or making a sound.
Tracking
The Vision System reacts best to movement in the area just in front of his nose (see illustration
below). The Chimpanzee will track objects in front of his face - Up, Down, Left, and Right.
When tracking an object the Chimpanzee will keep his vision locked on it until he loses sight of
it. This will not affect his mood.
Flinch
Put something quickly in front of the Chimpanzeeʼs face and he will react with a surprised
response. This will affect his mood.
See Guard Mode (p.17) for further uses of the Chimpanzeeʼs Vision System.
NOTE: The Chimpanzeeʼs Infrared Vision works best at around 4-8 inches from his face.
Infrared functions can be affected by bright sunlight, fl uorescent and electronically
dimmed lighting.
The Chimpanzeeʼs vision is only ON in Alive Mode or Guard Mode.
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around 4 - 8 inches
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