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Welcome to the all new Media Center by iCYBIE Fan Site
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>>> i-Cybie,
the robotic pet Tiger Electronics Ltd. is about to unleash on the toy world, is one smart
dog. Could he be too smart for his own good? With an array of sophisticated sensors
and a bulked-up artificial intelligence software package, I-Cybie can walk the mechanical
walk.
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EBWORLD
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9/2/2001
Released
9/01/2001
August 2001
8/23/2001
Late August
Released
August
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A new generation of electronic pets, making its official debut at
the American International Toy Fair on Sunday, will make last year's popular models look
like windup toys. They will tell jokes, sing round-robin with their robotic pals, and wake
you up when and if you want.
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It barks, can fetch, obeys commands, does tricks, and it's
plastic. i-Cybie is the hot new robotic dog
from Tiger Electronics and the star of a new spot from Posick and Kolkerand iXL
Digital Video Group.
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Tue Aug 14, 2001 8:56 pm
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Atom1>> This thing is great. It is
everything I hoped. The motors aren't too loud at all, and you get used to it in a very
short time (there is one question answered) Another answer, it manuvers very well, but
stops every so often. The best trick I saw, was by far the headstand, and what I thought
was unique, was everytime you have it do a headstand, it does it differently.
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Inside a cavernous New York sound stage, seven
hours into an advertising shoot, a small robotic dog decides that it has had enough.The
dog, known as i-Cybie, has been performing tricks all day. Now the creative director wants
to see it wag its tail, and Jeff Monte, the prop master, gives the cue. The tail refuses
to budge. Puzzled, Mr. Monte hands the dog to Jeff Jones, who for the last year has
overseen the development of i-Cybie for Tiger Electronics, and Andrew Filo, an inventor
who redesigned the robot. Mr. Filo examines the dog, |
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