Hitech
Hitech Programmable RC Robot Game Gesture Sensing 2.4 GHz 60 min
A programmable robot toy with gesture sensing, 2.4 GHz remote control, and 60 minutes of playtime per charge
- TypeSets
- Gesture control moves the robot forward, backward, left and right
- 4 GHz remote adds extra functions like dance and stories
- Programmable sequences record and playback custom action chains
- Built-in battery charges via USB in about 2 hours
- 60 minutes of play time per full charge
Programmable RC Robot for Children Ages 5-9
This programmable robot toy is designed for children aged five to nine years old. It combines gesture sensing and remote control operation with a range of interactive functions including dancing, singing, walking and storytelling. The toy aims to encourage creativity and imagination through play.
Gesture and 2.4 GHz Remote Control Limits
The robot responds to hand gestures detected by a sensor in its chest zone, allowing movement forward, backward, left and right. A separate 2.4 GHz remote controller provides additional functions. Control is limited to these two input methods and the pre-defined actions the robot can perform.
Built-in Battery with 60 Minute Play Time
The robot uses a built-in rechargeable battery charged via USB in approximately two hours. A full charge delivers 60 minutes of continuous play. It is not suited for extended sessions without a recharge break, and the battery cannot be swapped for a fresh one during use.
Highlights
- Gesture control moves the robot forward, backward, left and right
- 4 GHz remote adds extra functions like dance and stories
- Programmable sequences record and playback custom action chains
- Built-in battery charges via USB in about 2 hours
- 60 minutes of play time per full charge
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How long does the robot run on a full charge?
The built-in battery delivers about 60 minutes of play after a two-hour USB charge.
What does the 2.4 GHz label mean for daily use?
It identifies the radio band used by the included remote, giving a stable control link without pairing steps.
Which control method should I pick for a five-year-old?
Gesture control lets the child move the robot by hand motions, while the handheld remote adds programmable action sequences for older kids.
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