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Jan 2013
27
TOSY attends CES 2013

The world's largest consumer electronics show in Las Vegas, US.

Jan 2013
14
Tosy mRobo Ultra Bass Dance-off: Robotic Gangnam Style
Tom's Hardware US - By Gloria Sin
 
This year, the second-generation Tosy mRobo Ultra Bass is back on stage in Las Vegas with its twin. It's robot versus robot as the two try to out-dance each other to Psy's "Gangnam Style" and LMFAO's "Sexy and I Know It".
Jan 2013
11
Meet mRobo, the Vietnam - Made Dancing Robot
TechInAsia - By Anh-Minh Do
 
When you think of Vietnam, usually robots are the last thing that springs to mind. But, thanks to a little creation called mRobot, robots are exactly what Vietnam is becoming known for this week at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) currently taking place in Las Vegas.
 
TOSY – which stands for Technology, Originality, Satisfaction, and Yearning – is the first Vietnamese robotics company, making giant robots, personal robots, industrial robots, and high-tech toys.
 
The little mRobo has quite a few skills of its own – it was spotted this week at CES dancingGangnam Style, shaking hands with Justin Bieber, and generally being awesome all over CES.
 
Basically, mRobo moves its shiny metal butt along with any music. It weighs 1.5kg and transforms from a small speaker that’s just 20cm tall into a dancing robo-man measuring nearly half a metre tall. With 2GB of memory, it can hold up to 500 songs. mRobo’s software analyzes the beats and rhythms of the music and syncs its dance moves accordingly. It can bust moves (see the video below) to any beats that it hears, like music it’s playing or music streamed via Bluetooth. The mRobo costs $200.
Read more: www.techinasia.com
Jan 2013
11
mRobo shows off dance moves that far surpass my own

PC World - By Albert Filice

LAS VEGAS—When it comes to any sort of dancing, I normally just turn around and run right away. But not mRobo, the dancing robot made by Tosy that has a speaker firmly embedded in its torso. When it's activated, mRobo comes out of its shell to show off its talents, expanding to form a full-fledged dancing robot. mRobo will not only play music, but it'll dance along to it, making it one of the more entertaining ways to listen to music of almost any kind.
 
mRobo isn't limited in its dance moves, either, as you can upload your own music using either a Mac or PC. From there, you can even use Tosy's Tune Robo software to program a custom set of dance moves for said music.
 
If you want, you can also upload your choreography settings to the Internet for others to download, as well as grab some of the moves set up by other mRobo owners. This means that if you don't exactly know much about dancing, you can still keep your mRobo up to date with the latest songs and dances to go along with them.
 
mRobo will start at $199, and it will probably dance better than you. There will also be a number of accessories that you can purchase as well, including a fedora-style hat that looks like something Michael Jackson would have worn. It should be out later this year.
Read more: www.pcworld.com
Oct 2012
05
TOSY attends CEATEC 2012

The largest consumer electronics show in Japan and Asia Pacific. 

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