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RoboBuilder 5710K now available from Robosavvy !!!!

Korean company maker of Robot kits and servos designed for of articulated robots. Re-incarnation of Megarobotics.
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RoboBuilder 5710K now available from Robosavvy !!!!

Post by limor » Mon Jun 16, 2008 10:08 pm

Post by limor
Mon Jun 16, 2008 10:08 pm

Hi all

Robosavvy is proud to annouce that RoboBuilder 5710K is now available for Pre-order from our store.
Customers who pre-order will have their items shipped on July 4th.

We are offering a special 15% discount for the first 10 orders.
This means RoboBuilder 5710K is now available on pre-order for 280.50GBP + VAT where applicable (329.29GBP incl VAT)

After this special the regular price for the Robouilder will be 330GBP + VAT where applicable (387.75 GBP with VAT).

Check out the the product details at
http://robosavvy.com/site/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=159&Itemid=119

The product presents an outstanding price/performance relation.
It is the cheapest humanoid robot in the non-toy category while still offering some innovative features such as PID control.

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Hi all

Robosavvy is proud to annouce that RoboBuilder 5710K is now available for Pre-order from our store.
Customers who pre-order will have their items shipped on July 4th.

We are offering a special 15% discount for the first 10 orders.
This means RoboBuilder 5710K is now available on pre-order for 280.50GBP + VAT where applicable (329.29GBP incl VAT)

After this special the regular price for the Robouilder will be 330GBP + VAT where applicable (387.75 GBP with VAT).

Check out the the product details at
http://robosavvy.com/site/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=159&Itemid=119

The product presents an outstanding price/performance relation.
It is the cheapest humanoid robot in the non-toy category while still offering some innovative features such as PID control.

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Post by evaderdjo » Tue Jun 17, 2008 4:23 am

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Tue Jun 17, 2008 4:23 am

I'd love to be one of the first to own this bot, but the shipping cost to the US is very expensive. It's more than the discount you're offering, and you're offering a huge discount! Is there any way to offer cheaper shipping choices?
I'd love to be one of the first to own this bot, but the shipping cost to the US is very expensive. It's more than the discount you're offering, and you're offering a huge discount! Is there any way to offer cheaper shipping choices?
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Post by Wingzero » Tue Jun 17, 2008 5:46 am

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Tue Jun 17, 2008 5:46 am

Hey limor,

Have you actually got to play with it yourself? How does it compare against the robonova, bioloid, and KHR-2HV individually?
Hey limor,

Have you actually got to play with it yourself? How does it compare against the robonova, bioloid, and KHR-2HV individually?
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Post by limor » Tue Jun 17, 2008 12:49 pm

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Tue Jun 17, 2008 12:49 pm

evaderdjo wrote:I'd love to be one of the first to own this bot, but the shipping cost to the US is very expensive. It's more than the discount you're offering, and you're offering a huge discount! Is there any way to offer cheaper shipping choices?


The cost of shipping to the US is somewhat high because Robosavvy ships package from UK using Parcelforce (=EMS =USPS) which is a 4 day service, tracked and reliable. They still haven't figured out after all these years a cheap package services between the Empire's HQ the colonies :).

However, since we are committed to this promotion the online store has been set to charge 60GBP shipping fee for US for pre-orders of Robobuilder 5710K. A reduced shipping rate has also been set for most European countries.

This means that for US customers Robobuilder costs:
280.50 GBP for the humanoid kit
60 GBP for the shipping
No VAT is charged since the shipping address is outside the EU.
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Total including shipping to USA: 340.50 GBP ( about US$680 )
evaderdjo wrote:I'd love to be one of the first to own this bot, but the shipping cost to the US is very expensive. It's more than the discount you're offering, and you're offering a huge discount! Is there any way to offer cheaper shipping choices?


The cost of shipping to the US is somewhat high because Robosavvy ships package from UK using Parcelforce (=EMS =USPS) which is a 4 day service, tracked and reliable. They still haven't figured out after all these years a cheap package services between the Empire's HQ the colonies :).

However, since we are committed to this promotion the online store has been set to charge 60GBP shipping fee for US for pre-orders of Robobuilder 5710K. A reduced shipping rate has also been set for most European countries.

This means that for US customers Robobuilder costs:
280.50 GBP for the humanoid kit
60 GBP for the shipping
No VAT is charged since the shipping address is outside the EU.
--------------------------
Total including shipping to USA: 340.50 GBP ( about US$680 )
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Post by limor » Tue Jun 17, 2008 1:09 pm

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Tue Jun 17, 2008 1:09 pm

Wingzero wrote:Hey limor,

Have you actually got to play with it yourself? How does it compare against the robonova, bioloid, and KHR-2HV individually?


Our friends in Singapre at http://amainobj.com who also have extensive business around Robotis, KHR etc., have already been using the kits for a while and have nothing but good things to say about it including impeccable manufacturing quality and great versatility in servo assembly joints and programmability. The servos and the patented servo joints have been around for about 4 years branded under Megarobotics and were sold at very high price only to universities.

In terms of comparison to other products, it is always a challenge to compare apples to oranges. In this case the closest comparable is the Bioloid. See the previous posts on this forum.
Wingzero wrote:Hey limor,

Have you actually got to play with it yourself? How does it compare against the robonova, bioloid, and KHR-2HV individually?


Our friends in Singapre at http://amainobj.com who also have extensive business around Robotis, KHR etc., have already been using the kits for a while and have nothing but good things to say about it including impeccable manufacturing quality and great versatility in servo assembly joints and programmability. The servos and the patented servo joints have been around for about 4 years branded under Megarobotics and were sold at very high price only to universities.

In terms of comparison to other products, it is always a challenge to compare apples to oranges. In this case the closest comparable is the Bioloid. See the previous posts on this forum.
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Free Offer: Distance Sensor for Robobuilder 5710K

Post by PedroR » Sat Jun 21, 2008 4:49 pm

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Sat Jun 21, 2008 4:49 pm

Hi

My name is Pedro and I've come to work with Robosavvy and Limor a few months ago.
I have been involved in Robobuilder's release and I would like to explain something about our Robouilder offer which was not clear on the website initially:

As part of our pre-release campaign, we are offering this:
- 15% discount for the first 20 units (we decided to extend the offer from first 10 to first 20 given the good customer response)
- Free Distance Sensor/Obstacle Detection kit.

If you look at the 5710Ks specs you will see that it DOES NOT include the distance sensor; it only includes the sound sensor.
However we decided to offer the distance sensor kit for free. This means that the "Robobuilder 5710K+Distance Sensor" we are selling (for 280.50 GBP) is feature compatible with the Bioloid in that they are both humanoids that have a the Distance Sensor a the Sound Sensor.

Thanks
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Hi

My name is Pedro and I've come to work with Robosavvy and Limor a few months ago.
I have been involved in Robobuilder's release and I would like to explain something about our Robouilder offer which was not clear on the website initially:

As part of our pre-release campaign, we are offering this:
- 15% discount for the first 20 units (we decided to extend the offer from first 10 to first 20 given the good customer response)
- Free Distance Sensor/Obstacle Detection kit.

If you look at the 5710Ks specs you will see that it DOES NOT include the distance sensor; it only includes the sound sensor.
However we decided to offer the distance sensor kit for free. This means that the "Robobuilder 5710K+Distance Sensor" we are selling (for 280.50 GBP) is feature compatible with the Bioloid in that they are both humanoids that have a the Distance Sensor a the Sound Sensor.

Thanks
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Post by PedroR » Wed Jul 02, 2008 12:25 pm

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Wed Jul 02, 2008 12:25 pm

Hey guys

Just a quick reminder: our Robobuilder promotional campaign will end July 4th - on next Friday. Sales/Acceptance exceeded our best expectations :D

The promotion consists of 15% discount + free distance sensor.

After July 4th, the kit will sell for 330GBP+VAT.

Pedro
Hey guys

Just a quick reminder: our Robobuilder promotional campaign will end July 4th - on next Friday. Sales/Acceptance exceeded our best expectations :D

The promotion consists of 15% discount + free distance sensor.

After July 4th, the kit will sell for 330GBP+VAT.

Pedro
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Post by siempre.aprendiendo » Sat Jul 05, 2008 12:28 pm

Post by siempre.aprendiendo
Sat Jul 05, 2008 12:28 pm

It seems that Bioloid have now a very serious competitor ;)

It's cheaper and the software and docs looks pretty good (I have been downloading, reading and testing it a little).

If the parts are so good as they seem in the photos it will be a very good kit!

My only doubt is if the easy new construction system (with only a few bolts) is as sturdy as using bolts...
It seems that Bioloid have now a very serious competitor ;)

It's cheaper and the software and docs looks pretty good (I have been downloading, reading and testing it a little).

If the parts are so good as they seem in the photos it will be a very good kit!

My only doubt is if the easy new construction system (with only a few bolts) is as sturdy as using bolts...
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