FIRST ORDER STORMTROOPER ROBOT
With Companion App
Source: Star Wars VI: The Force Awakens
Year: 2018
Original Retail: $299.99
UPC Number: 8 58119 00703 4
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Welcome to the First Order
Introducing the First Order Stormtrooper Robot with companion app. Featuring a cutting-edge AR app experience, voice command, facial recognition, and sentry patrolling capabilities.
Initially announced on October 3rd, 2017, pre-orders for UBTECH's First Order Stormtrooper Robot went up the same day, and began shipping on December 20 that year. Initially priced at $299.99, it went on sale for $149.99 ahead of 2018's holiday season.
Product Information
Manufacturer: UBTECHSource: Star Wars VI: The Force Awakens
Year: 2018
Original Retail: $299.99
UPC Number: 8 58119 00703 4
What's In The Box?
- First Order Stormtrooper Robot
- Power cable
- Adapter
- Legal Guide
About This Toy
- Facial Recognition - customize interactions by storing up to four faces using facial biometrics
- Voice Commands - Issue orders by speaking directly to your First Order Stormtrooper Robot
- Augmented Reality - Protect the First Order with a fully immersive app experience with both first and third person views
- Mission Mode - Command your First Order Stormtrooper Robot to carry out pre-selected missions or build your own in the companion app. Use the included blaster in mission model to achieve success
- Sentry Mode - Order your First Order Stormtrooper Robot to patrol a designated area of your home
- Camera Function - Inspect and protect the region with first-person views through the built-in camera on the First Order Stormtrooper Robot's helmet
- Accelerometer & Gyroscope - Built-in accelerometer & gyroscope to ensure your First Order Stormtrooper Robot is always ready to implement orders in any direction
- Infrared Sensor - The infrared sensor allows your First Order Stormtrooper Robot to navigate teep drops while patroling the area
- Triple Array Microphone - Command your First Order Stormtrooper Robot from any direction with three microphone arrays for maximum implementation of its direct order
Photography by D. Martin Myatt
Text by Adam Lamping