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WowWee ROBORAPTOR 8095 User Manual

WowWee ROBORAPTOR 8095
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USER’S MANUAL
ITEM NO. 8095
ROBORAPTOR
A Fusion of Technology and Personality
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WowWee ROBORAPTOR 8095 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandWowWee
ModelROBORAPTOR 8095
CategoryToy
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Roboraptor Overview

Roboraptor Sensor Locations

Identifies key sensors including vision, sound, and touch, plus the battery compartment.

Roboraptor Components

Details the physical components and their locations on the Roboraptor model.

Roboraptor Controller Functions

Controller Movement and Mode Controls

Explains controls for movement (forward, backward, turns) and mood selection.

Controller Special Action Buttons

Details buttons for special actions like Bite/Guard Mode and Demo/Roam.

Roboraptor Battery Information

Battery Requirements and Installation

Specifies battery types required for the Roboraptor and controller and guides installation.

Important Battery Handling Guidelines

Provides critical warnings and advice on battery usage, mixing, charging, and disposal.

Roboraptor Basic Operation Guide

Roboraptor Movement Commands

Details how to make the Roboraptor walk, run, move backward, and turn using the controller.

Roboraptor Head and Tail Controls

Explains how to control the Roboraptor's head and tail movements, including specific moods.

Roboraptor Action Commands

Describes commands for stopping, biting, and initiating demo sequences.

Roboraptor Advanced Features

Free-Roam and Guard Modes

Explains how the Roboraptor explores autonomously and enters a defensive guard mode.

Roboraptor Mood Control

Details how to switch between Hunting, Playful, and Cautious moods to alter behavior.

Roboraptor Touch Sensor Interactions

Describes how the Roboraptor reacts to touch on its tail, chin, and mouth based on its mood.

Roboraptor Sound and Vision Sensor Responses

Explains how sound and vision sensors influence reactions in different moods.

Roboraptor Obstacle Avoidance

Describes how the Roboraptor uses vision sensors to detect and avoid obstacles.

Understanding Roboraptor Behavior

Optimal Surface and Lighting Conditions

Provides guidance on suitable surfaces and how lighting affects sensor performance.

Controller Interaction and Sensor Sensitivity

Advises on controller positioning and general sensitivity to sound, vision, and touch.

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