The i-Que Personal Robot was created by Manley/ToyQuest in 2007. This robot seems to have since been discontinued. The robot is advertised to do many things. However, the self-charging programming often fails, and the voice recognition does not work well. The i-Que robot does have a lot of great features. Please see my review in the links below on what the i-Que can and can not do.

I own two i-Que robots, named "Unit 1" (the first one I bought at Amazon.com for $68 and "Unit 2" (which I bought off of a member of my former Yahoo i-Que Robot Group) for a little over half that. Unit 2 had badly warn drive belts, which I still am unable to find replacements for, so this robot does not move around as I unhooked the drive motors as a result of removing the bad belts. However, I plan to use this as a development system to try and further enhance the robot's capabilities.

• Review of the i-Que Robot
• i-Que Robot Cleaning Procedure
• i-Que Robot Drive Motor Repair
• i-Que Unit 2 - Bad Belts Shown. Still looking for new belts!
• FAQs - Things the documentation doesn't tell you.
• How i-Que's Infrared Sensors Work
• Chat Abbreviations
• Skits
• i-Que's Antics
• Videos of i-Que in Action
• i-Que Robot User Manual [ 1.68 MB PDF ]  
  

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