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Interactive Programmable Robot Toy for Early Learning and Active Play
Designed for toy distributors, retailers, and private-label buyers, this interactive robot combines remote-control movement, gesture sensing, touch responses, built-in learning audio, stories, music, and a simple movement-sequencing function. The programming activity is operated through the supplied remote controller and is intended to introduce basic command order through play. It is not a code-based robotics development platform.
At a Glance
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Product type |
Interactive programmable robot toy |
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Programming method |
Movement sequencing via remote controller (not code-based) |
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Control method |
Remote controller and gesture sensing |
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Built-in content |
English and number teaching, bedtime stories, songs |
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Power |
Built-in rechargeable lithium battery; USB charging |
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Remote battery |
2 x AAA (not included) |
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Material |
ABS + electronic components |
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Recommended age |
3 years and above |
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Packaging |
Windowed gift box |
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Certification |
China 3C (CCC) — destination market compliance to be confirmed |
Several technical parameters — including battery capacity, charging time, operating time, control technology, control distance, maximum programming steps, and audio content details — are pending verification against the product manual and supplier specification sheet. These values may vary by configuration and production batch. Contact us with your requirements, and we will confirm the details relevant to your order.
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How the Programming Function Works
The programming function records a sequence of movement commands entered through the remote controller and then plays the sequence back. A child can input movements — forward, left turn, backward — and press the execute button to watch the robot perform the full sequence.
This feature should be understood as movement sequencing or basic command programming, not software coding. It introduces the concept of sequential logic and command chaining at an age-appropriate level through physical button input.
The maximum number of recordable steps, supported commands, clearing method, and memory behavior (whether the sequence is retained after power-off) are to be confirmed. These details will be verified against the product manual and supplier specifications before being published as fixed parameters.
Interaction and Play Modes
Gesture Control
The robot is equipped with a gesture sensor on its chest. After activating gesture mode via the remote controller (one beep to enter, two beeps to exit), a child can wave their hand in front of the sensor to control forward, backward, left, and right movement without using the remote.
The effective sensing distance and angle are pending verification against the product manual.
Touch Interaction
Touching the robot’s head triggers a 10-stage response system with distinct feedback sounds at each stage. The touch sensor is located on the head, and the robot responds with progressive audio cues.
The 10-stage feedback is based on manufacturer product information. The specific sound content and progression logic should be confirmed against the product manual.
English and Number Teaching
The robot includes a built-in teaching mode that outputs English vocabulary and number lessons through voice. For example, the robot can say “CAT” as part of its lesson content.
Language options, total lesson count, and content scope are pending verification. The teaching content is built-in and cannot be modified without a custom order.
Audio and Entertainment
The robot plays bedtime stories and can sing and dance in rhythm with music. Combined with LED eye expressions and head movement, these modes create an interactive experience for both active play and evening routines.
The number of stories, song titles, and audio language options should be confirmed before ordering. Content copyright and licensing status should be reviewed for your target market.
Remote Control
The included remote controller provides access to all robot functions. Directional buttons control forward, right turn, backward, and left turn. Function buttons access programming, touch mode, head movement, volume up, stop, songs, math and English, gesture sensing, and story playback. The remote carries an “IQ” identifier on its surface.
The remote is powered by two AAA batteries (not included). Control technology (IR, 2.4 GHz, or other) and effective range should be confirmed before ordering.
Head Movement and LED Eyes
The robot’s head can turn and sway automatically. Its eyes use soft LED lighting to display expressions, giving the robot personality during interaction. Head movement and eye expressions operate across all interaction modes.
Remote Controller
| Control | Function |
| Directional pad | Forward, right turn, backward, left turn |
| Programming button | Enter and execute movement sequences |
| Touch button | Activate touch interaction mode |
| Head button | Trigger head movement |
| Volume + | Increase volume |
| Stop | Stop current action |
| Song button | Play music |
| Math/English button | Start teaching mode |
| Gesture button | Activate gesture control mode |
| Story button | Play bedtime stories |
Power supply: 2 x AAA batteries (user-supplied).
Control technology, effective range, and pairing method are to be confirmed.
Retail and Distribution Fit
This model brings several demonstration-friendly functions into one retail SKU. Buyers can show directional movement, gesture response, touch-triggered audio, music and dance, stories, and simple movement sequencing without an app or additional device.
The windowed gift box supports shelf presentation by allowing the product to be displayed without unboxing. This is a practical advantage for retail environments and online listings that benefit from visible product presentation.
Sample availability (MOQ 1 unit) allows buyers to evaluate the product, packaging, and feature set before discussing a volume order.
Design, Power, and Use Conditions
Build and Materials
The robot is constructed from ABS plastic with electronic components. The body is primarily white with black hand sections. The front of the robot carries decorative text reading “FUTURE” and “Machine” as part of its visual design.
Power and Charging
The robot body is powered by a built-in rechargeable lithium battery, charged via the included USB charging cable. The battery compartment is located on the back of the robot. The power switch is on the front of the robot’s chest; when switched on, the robot plays a startup sound effect.
Battery voltage, capacity, energy rating (Wh), charging time, and operating time are to be confirmed. Battery transport documentation (including UN 38.3 test summary if applicable) should be confirmed for shipping logistics.
Mobility
The robot moves on smooth-rolling caster wheels at the base, enabling forward, backward, and turning movement optimized for flat indoor surfaces.
Version
Version: LN 2.0. The relationship between this version identifier and the product model/SKU is to be confirmed.
FAQS
What age group is this robot designed for?
This robot is designed for children aged 3 years and above, based on manufacturer product information. The age grading should be supported by applicable testing and risk assessment for your destination market. The gesture control and touch interaction modes are accessible for younger children, while the movement sequencing function offers engagement for older preschool and early school-age children.
Does the robot come with batteries?
The robot body includes a built-in rechargeable lithium battery and a USB charging cable. The remote controller requires two AAA batteries, which are not included and must be supplied by the end user. Battery capacity, charging time, and operating time are to be confirmed.
How does the programming function work?
The programming function records movement commands entered through the remote controller and plays them back as a sequence. A child inputs movements (forward, left turn, backward) and presses the execute button. This is movement sequencing through button input, not software coding or app-based programming. The maximum number of recordable steps is to be confirmed.
Can I order a sample before committing to volume?
Yes. The sample MOQ is 1 unit with a 35-day lead time. You can evaluate the product, packaging, and feature set before discussing a volume order. Volume order MOQ and lead time are confirmed by project scope.
What certifications does the product have?
The product carries China 3C (CCC) certification, which applies to the Chinese market. Compliance for other destinations (such as EU, US, or UK) must be confirmed based on your specific market, sales channel, and product configuration. We can coordinate compliance review and documentation as part of your order.
What customization options are available?
Logo, packaging, instruction manual language, audio content, and color options may be available subject to order volume and project scope. MOQ, fees, and lead times for customization are defined per project. Contact us to discuss your specific requirements.
What is the warranty?
The warranty period is 12 months. Warranty start point, covered components, exclusions, and claim process are confirmed by contract. Contact us to discuss warranty terms for your order.
Request a Quote or Technical Evaluation
Tell us what you need the robot to do. Even if some technical details are not yet confirmed, our team can help evaluate suitable options.
- Application: Briefly describe the task, workflow, or problem you want the robot to handle.
- Key requirements: Share any known payload, reach, capacity, runtime, accuracy, speed, or other performance needs.
- Site & integration: Tell us about the operating environment, layout, existing equipment, or software interfaces if relevant.
- Quantity & timeline: Let us know the expected quantity, destination country, and target delivery or deployment time.
