Robotic toys are a lot of fun and entertainment and they can be fantastic educational toys also. Robotic toys have been developed and refined quite a bit since Leonardo da Vinci's model, and the firstroblox slender was manufactured in 1939 when Westinghouse created Elektro, a human-like robot, and his robot dog companion Sparky. A smaller version, the Omnibot 2000, was a toy robot developed during the 1980's. A company called WowWee created the most advanced human-like robotic toy hailed the Robosapien in 2004. Priced at under $99 (US), the first cost-effective, mass-produced humanoid sold four million units and gave life to the consumer robot industry. The robot market has continued to grow at a very rapid pace. In the present day there is an increasing desire of buying and using robots whether it's a toy for our children, a security system or a lawn mower, adults and kids equally share in using them. Robotic toys are fun to own, but they don't actually boast the same multi player functionality that video games presently have. That might all change with the The Gaming Roboni-i, Earth's first-ever programmable gaming robot.