Hasbro and Robosen Robotics create the first automated convertible Transformers collection item, complete with voice commands and battle ax.
Hasbro launches the first car-convertible car ever Transformators toy.
Announced at the Hasbro Pulse Fan Fest on April 9, Hasbro has teamed up with Robosen Robotics to create a fully functional Optimus Prime collectible, introduced as the “Transformators Optimus Prime Auto-Converting Programmable Advanced Robot. The robot is now available for pre-order at Hasbro Pulse for $ 699.
“We are delighted to work with Hasbro and look forward to introducing a new standard of robotics with the most advanced Transformators robots for consumers ever created, “said Sean Tang, director of Robosen USA.” The team works hard to deliver an incredible user experience for fans of this valued franchise and production. Transformators it will be an excellent addition to their collection with its excellent features. ‘
Robosen Robotics is a company that naturally specializes in robotics, as well as digital drive technology, artificial joint management algorithms, artificial intelligence, programming and more. Robosen and Hasbro’s Transformators according to the press release, collaboration is 11 years in the making and is the very first interactive, programmable consumer robot with features including automatic movement from vehicle to robot, bipedal walking ability as well as racing in its vehicle form. The robot is also mobile-controlled via voice commands or via a mobile app available via the Apple or Android app store and can be used to program or customize your Optimus Prime.
“We are equally excited about this collaboration! In our continued perseverance to increase branding, Robosen’s advanced innovation in robotics will be able to bring our fans their favorite. Transformators characters come to life in a way never before achieved within collectibles, “said Casey Collins, general manager and SVP of global consumer products at Hasbro.
The Optimus Prime Robot is complete with its authentic G1 design, but also with its Battle Ax and Blaster. The robot is 19 “long in robot mode and is equipped with 80 sound effects, along with built-in speakers and two microphones. The 25 voice commands of the Autobot leader contain classic versions such as ‘Roll out!’, ‘Convert’ or ‘Attack!’ In addition, its 60 microchips, 5000 components and 27 servomotors allow it to switch automatically on command.
Optimus Prime also has a protective travel case, a charging cable and a built-in Lithium-Ion battery.
