Jan 24 2009

Robotikits

Posted by Jim as Cool Stuff

Here’s something for the geek’s kids. Grow them up to be just like you, appreciating all the geekyness this world has to offer. And what better way to do it than a solar-powered toy! Those crank-up toys could be all to boring to kids, these solar powered babies will teach them something else, like the sun’s power and how it can turn light energy into mechanical energy. Um, I do sound like my science teacher now, do I?

They’re called RobotiKits, yup, your kids get to assemble them, easiy to assemble (really!) to get that science/inventor juice jump-started.

Nothing really special about these toys except that they’re kits and in the end will run on solar power. The value behind it though may last a lifetime. Be imaginative when you finally decide to introduce your kids to the geekyness of your world. Set the stage before you pull this kit up, pump the anticipation and watch your little marvel take off!

You can get these Robotikits right here for US$10 each.

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