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(upbeat music)
(chuckles)
- You all remember the
great Jibo massacre of 2017,
and so do we.
Actually I'm pretty sure they blamed us
for sinking their company.
So when Keyi reached out
to sponsor this video
about their ClicBot educational robot,
my eyebrows just about
raised right off my head.
But we wouldn't be making this video,
if the ClicBot was yet
another colossal waste
of money that barely does anything.
So let's unleash the crackings on it,
and see what our newest
family member can do.
(upbeat music)
This cute, modular robot
from Keyi is the product
of a successful Kickstarter
funded back in February of 2020.
With backers being able to pledge anywhere
from $299 for the early bird starter kit,
to $699 for the early bird maker kit
with plenty of options in between.
You can build basically anything you want
with all the pieces in the kit,
but they have some suggested ones.
So the two main ones are
BIC,
and BAC.
So BAC is kind of like a tall
skinny boy moves around,
and then BIC has wheels.
So that's why we've actually
got wheels included in our kit.
So which one do you guys
want to build, BIC or BAC?
- BIC
- BIC please
- BIC
- I had kind of planned for
us to do the other one first.
Can you work with me on this?
- Yeah-
- Okay
- We'll do back first?
- Yeah
- Okay
- Some of the more
advanced features are gonna
be a little complicated
for a younger audience,
but they figure anyone ages eight
and up can probably assemble it.
So, why don't we get you to
take a crack at the assembly?
We're going to start with the head
and wait a second my boy.
Yeah, you can put it
together any way you want,
but we're going to start
by not doing a random one.
We're going to start with BAC.
So that's your next piece.
So we got this one.
- And now we need another one of them.
- That's right.
Okay. Have you figured out
how to put it together my boy?
- I have.
- Did you figure out
how to put it together?
So this comes off.
Okay. You're gonna put that one together.
- Suction cup.
- Yeah. So I guess you can
suction it under something,
Are there more pieces?
Cause it looks like we've got a foot here.
Oh my goodness.
Two suction cups?
Okay.
Ah, okay.
I'm just gonna, I'm just gonna do it.
Okay.
Hi.
Wow. It's got lights on it.
Whoa.
Has mount already been
stickied on the desk, yeah?
(Robot whizzing)
There's a few things you can do,
so you can try tickling BAC's head.
(Giggles)
Okay.
(Laughs)
Does someone want to
try to cover backside?
- Me please.
- Okay. Go for it.
- How?
- With your hands.
You gotta try.
(Robot whizzes)
(Laughs)
There's a few things we can do here.
There's BAC's Playbox.
Wave left or right about 10 centimeters
in front of BAC to select the answer
before the countdown ends.
Okay.
The fastest bird is an
ostrich or a, a what?
- Castorosaurus.
- I have no idea.
So far then it actually
does seem pretty Jibo like,
but that's okay.
We're coming to the, but
wait, there's more moment.
We got the full kit
which still costs less
than a Jibo by the way.
And can be used to build any
number of different robots.
Ones that have been pre-tested by Keyi,
or the community, or your own creations.
So why don't we build
the other starter robot
and try some of the other functionality.
The instructions are
here in the main menu.
You can see there's all this
stuff in here and meet friends,
update, settings.
So this is a whole,
and then there's your
connection settings here.
So let's go right back to calibrate.
Please connect as follows.
Applebee's blah blah blah.
Alright, here we go, ready?
So I need one of those.
That's kind of cool.
It just gives you like the next step.
(Robot whizzes)
They don't even need all
the robot functionality to
have fun with this stuff apparently.
Wait, we're building BAC again.
What the heck?
Well, I guess we can watch BAC dance now.
That's why they call him
BAC cause he comes back.
Get it?
That's how I can tell the difference
between staff that I
pay and my own children.
Touchscreen could be a little,
sensitivity could be tweaked a little.
There's some constructive
feedback for the Keyi team.
There we go.
Dance.
Okay, here we go.
Five, four, three, two, one.
(Bouncy rap music)
Okay.
That was dance mode.
We want to get into building BIC mode.
So there you go.
We've got BIC selected in the menu.
We're going to click that,
and it says remove all the flashy modules.
Okay. Guys, tear off
all the flashing ones.
Rip it apart.
Kill him.
(Giggles)
So now do you see the
instructions on the screen?
- Yeah.
- So you gotta do that.
All right, you got it?
There we go.
- Anyone can balance like that.
- Okay. Keep it standing
on a flat surface.
Oh wow.
It really does balance itself.
Segway style.
That's pretty cool.
Oh.
(Smooth jazz music)
What? No, what?
(Giggles)
- No, you're not a person.
- I'm pretty sure I'm a person.
So we're gonna try one
of the ones in like,
the community thing.
Oh, wrong module position.
Gosh. Darn it.
I'll take it off.
I got it wrong again?
- The other side.
You've got to put it on
the other side of the hand.
- Ooh.
Well, all right smarty pants,
why don't you do it then?
Here we go.
That's kind of cool.
Look at this.
It's got like a 3D view.
If you have trouble kind
of lining things up.
Now we need kind of
like a butt tail thing.
There we go.
Ah, okay.
I need another sphere.
More sphere.
- I don't have one.
- Yes you do. You have three.
What the heck are we even making?
[Man] A Race car.
- A Race car.
Okay. Now we need wheels kids.
Wheel me.
Okay. So there's like a
pressure sensitive foot
that goes in here.
Okay.
Wrong logical position.
Why does it need a foot?
Okay. Where's my next wheel?
What? This is a race car.
Okay. You know what?
Sure. Fine.
Oh, we're doing awesome now
I'm getting a hang of this.
All right I need another
sphere. Sphere me.
(Momentary shrieking)
You might need some help
from your big brother.
Oh wow. Good job.
So now what we can do
is we can use the phone
app to drive it around.
Select reset, to adjust posture.
Yeah. Oh, hi.
Okay. You guys want to try the racer?
- Yes please.
- All right. Me too.
- How fast does it go?
- Oh, wow, okay.
Oh, that's pretty cool.
(Robot whizzing)
All right. Who wants to try it?
- Me please.
- Put your thumb on
the, yeah, there you go.
Okay. You gotta go a
different direction now.
Back. See? And forward.
Ah, you gotta go get Andy.
Okay. You try it.
You press the other mode.
So now what does it do?
(Robot whizzing)
(Chuckles)
Now what's cool, is that
if you build your own,
you can actually program little animations
and stuff like that by setting
up what are essentially
key frames manually and
then playing them back.
So you could have it go get something,
or go back in front-
okay hold on, hold on.
Okay. So let's see what it's doing.
Okay.
So, like spins like this.
(Laughs)
Now, it does have these little locks.
If you have a model that's
kind of top heavy here something.
Once you're familiar
with the motion control,
you can also go in and
create your own AI programs
for ClicBot with the simple graphical user
interface that allows
anyone to visually script
to their heart's content.
The community is also
constantly uploading new videos
showcasing just what ClicBot can do.
And with a helpful online
community of like-minded makers,
you can be sure to find solutions online
to problems you might encounter
when trying to program
or put together, ClicBot yourself.
They're also a great source of inspiration
if you're not sure where to start,
or where to go next in
your bot building journey.
The lack of ability to
connect it to a terminal,
isn't the only blemish.
You're limited to 2.4 gigahertz wifi,
there aren't any airlines
for failing code,
and the app did have to
be reset a few times to
fix some instances of freezing.
However, Keyi's YouTube channel
has a lot of tutorials for beginners,
and ClicBot is already
getting firmer updates,
so we would expect some of
these bugs to disappear,
or at least lessen in the future.
This also leaves room for
new features to be added
on top of the 200 plus interactions
it can already perform.
Aww poor you.
Wow. It really does look
like a wounded animal.
It runs for about two
hours between charges
making it a pretty fun gift
for the tech savvy kid in your life,
or for anyone who's looking
to relive their childhood
dream of having a robotic friend,
or well, really any friend.
Thank you for watching.
Thanks Keyi for sponsoring this video.
If your kids are still
too young for the ClicBot,
make sure to check out our
ABCs of gaming board book
at lttstar.com, totally unbiased review.
How's the ABC's of gaming?
Is it a good book?
Thanks for that.
If you're looking for another
video to watch right now,
how about our review of Jibo.
It's basically, well,
it tried to be this,
but it was so much less than this,
but it does twerk.
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