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Kamigami

Built by Dash Robotics · United States

Updated May 2026·methodology
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The Kamigami is a Education robot developed by Dash Robotics (United States), launched 2015, listed at $50 USD (unverified).

RoboScore

55.1/ 100

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5 of 9 signals present

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Commercial maturity20%75/100
Deployment footprint18%unknown
Proven track record12%70/100
Spec completeness12%91/100
Company financial health12%68/100
Company maturity8%65/100
Manufacturer portfolio6%unknown
Media mentions (trailing 12 months)6%unknown
Independent recognition4%unknown

Not in the Education standing. The standings cover robots first sold from 2020 onward, and this one launched in 2015. Its Robo Score above is unaffected — the score is the evidence, the standing is only who it is listed against.

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Overview

Kamigami are app-controlled, build-it-yourself robot kits that mimic the way real creatures move in nature. They are fast and fun to drive. These lightweight and durable robots fold together from flat sheets with biomimetic movements inspired by real animals. The robots can be pieced together without tools, just fold and snap together.

Flagship features

  • Inspired by biomimicry and robotics research at UC Berkeley
  • Features interchangeable shells for customization
  • Includes 10 different sensors for interactive play
  • IR communication enables robot-to-robot interaction
  • DIY assembly without tools or glue
  • Rechargeable battery with quick charge time

Buyer decision signals

Viability

$1.4M raisedest. 2013

Mattel and Dash Robotics launch Kamigami

Price

$50

Unverified — no source on record

Specifications

Category: Education
Speed
1.22 m/s
Weight
0.04 kg
Battery
1 h
Autonomy
teleoperated
Launch year
2015
Price
$50 USD

Unverified — no source on record

Status
active
VerifiedSelf-reportedEstimated

Company profile

Funding raised
$1.4M
Founded
2013

Detailed specifications

Movement & precision2
Max Speed Ms
1.22
Max Speed M S
0.417

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Company milestones

  • Oct 2017PartnershipMattel and Dash Robotics launch Kamigami
  • Oct 2015LaunchKamigami Kickstarter launch
  • 2017DeploymentRetail release at Amazon, Target, and Toys"R"Us
  • 2014Funding$1.4M funding secured
  • 2013MilestoneCompany founded

Frequently asked questions

Who makes the Kamigami?
The Kamigami is developed by Dash Robotics, based in United States.
What type of robot is the Kamigami?
The Kamigami is a Education robot made by Dash Robotics.
How much does the Kamigami cost?
The Kamigami is listed at $50 USD in the Robolist catalogue, but this figure is unverified and not confirmed by Dash Robotics — contact them for a quote.
When was the Kamigami launched?
The Kamigami was launched in 2015.

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