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Ultimate WALL-E Robot Features Demo

Do you love Disney-Pixar's WALL-E? This video showcases the features of the most advanced WALL-E robot that was available at retailers. When the film was first released on June 27, 2008, multiple toys and robots inspired by the titular character were sold in stores, but none came close in accuracy and complexity to "Ultimate WALL-E" by Thinkway Toys! Unfortunately, this robot is vintage and therefore is no longer sold (No, my WALL-E is not for sale). This video is rather complex and technical, as it is meant to showcase each of WALL-E's actions in a systematic manner, sometimes referencing the types of sensors he uses. Here's a convenient "Scene Selection" if you're looking for one action or feature in particular. 0:00 Intro 0:16 Power on and basic controller overview 0:52 8 Emotions/Expressions 2:50 Dance Mode 3:24 Talk Back Mode - 360° audio tracking 3:57 CDS Motion Sensors - 180° Vision Tracking 4:23 Explore Mode - Autonomous Free Roaming 5:33 Program Mode 5:57 Follow Me Mode 6:16 Touch Pad Control 7:05 Direct Control 8:08 On-board buttons overview 8:17 MP3 Music Mode 9:19 Talk Mode Bonus Actions 11:51 "Try Me" Mode (Store Demo) To clarify, there are were three major WALL-E robots sold: -"Hello, WALL-E!" R/C: Released in 2020; the robot in this video has a two-button remote for movement controls and an action button on his chest. -U-Command WALL-E: Back in 2008, this was the most common WALL-E robot sold. It is similar to "Hello, WALL-E," but featured many more function buttons on the remote. -Ultimate WALL-E: Hence the name, this rare robot from 2008 (the one featured in this video) was the most advanced WALL-E sold. Standing 2 feet tall and packed with advanced sensors and remote functionality, this was exceptionally interactive. -Note: My WALL-E has two minor issues: his left eyelid and left arm are sometimes lazy. But otherwise he still works amazingly since 2008. The WALL-E Logo is from Wikimedia Commons. The Thinkway Toys logo is from Owler.com. I do not own the rights to any music, brands, products, or characters shown. Disclaimer: Any brands, products, characters, and/or music mentioned in this video or description may not be made for the same audience as this video.