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WowWee is a robotics company founded 1982, based in Canada.
Smart consumer robots and interactive tech toys for families.
WowWee develops consumer robotics and interactive toys, including CHiP, MiP, and Femisapien, sold through retail and direct-to-consumer channels. Its robotics lineup focuses on companion-style, gesture- and sensor-driven products for home use rather than industrial automation. The company is based in Canada and operates the WowWee brand website.
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Price range
$99 – $138
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CHiP
Company facts
- HQ
- Markham, Canada
- Founded
- 1982 · 44 yrs
- Website
- wowwee.com
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Milestones
Introduced CHiP, a robot dog for family consumers.
Listed MiP as a multifunctional autonomous robot with GestureSense technology.
Released Femisapien, a female humanoid robot in its robotics line.
Press coverage
- WowWee Introduces CHiP, the Robot Dog for Today's Family
PR Newswire · Mar 2016
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