MyKeepon Home Edition Will Cost $40

Robots are starting to become more and more common as their prices come down and I’m happy to say today that the public will finally be able to afford a less pricey version of the absolutely cute dancing robot will cost a mere 0.001% of the cost it would normally cost you.

If you’re looking for a robot that sits on your desk and dances to music and responds to your touch, then this is the model for you. If you’re a university wanting to study the effects of robots on people and how to implement them into autism cases…then you’ll want the $30,000 suite that comes bundled with software and such.

The $40 one will be sold to the public by Wow! Stuff industries and a portion of the proceeds will go towards subsidizing and producing full fledged Keepon robots for researchers and universities that share the general goal of using the robots to help study social interactions and therapies for those affected by autism.

So if you need something to put on your desk this year, I say get one of these…just watch the video and tell me you don’t want one to do that all day at your job.

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by Alan Smithee

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