RS Media

RS Media is a fully programmable robot based on Mark Tilden's biomorphic walking robots. The robot features similar functions to the Robosapien V2, but RS Media's main purpose is to focus on multimedia capabilities.

Features
RS Media carries out some similar functions to the Robosapien V2, such as:
 * Infrared vision sensors for basic obstacle avoidance and long range object detection.
 * Basic color recognition camera sensor for detecting red, green, blue, or human skin
 * Sonic sensors for detecting loud sounds.
 * Grip sensors in both hands for detecting when an object has been successfully grasped or picked up.
 * Individually controllable feet, hands, arms, and shoulders with an extensive list of remote controllable body movements along with a library of stored movement sequences (animations).

Notable autonomous behaviors

 * Given proper lighting conditions he can track objects and react to the presence of objects held close to his face.
 * When he recognizes something red, green or blue, he will ask you to place it in his hand. If you show RS Media another object of the same color, he will throw the object in his hand toward that object.
 * He will utter phrases relevant to each of his notable behaviors. For example, if you take an object he was tracking out of his view he will say "Object has left scanning range."
 * Free roam mode where he will explore his environment, avoiding obstacles with his infrared sensors.
 * React to noises in the room.
 * If you initiate the sequence from the remote control, he will interact with another RS Media, Robosapien V2, Robopet, Roboraptor and Roboreptile for a brief time.

Advanced features
The robot plays MP3s, MPEG4s, and takes photos and videos as he interacts with his environment. He has a head-mounted camera, a color LCD screen in his chest, a full speaker system embedded in his armor, 40 MB of internal memory, and an external memory card slot. You can control him with the hand controller or using the media controls embedded on his hands. You can play Java games, navigate the media menus, switch between his four personalities (RS Media, Service Bot 3000, Space Bot, and Billy-Joe Sapien) or create your own personality using the RS Media editing suite software.

Batteries
RS Media runs on 6 "D" & 4 "AA" batteries or the A/C D/C adapter that comes with him. The remote controller takes 3 "AA" batteries.