Tux Droid
Tux Droid
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Tux Droid is a robotic gadget developed by the Belgian company Kysoh. It was released in 2007 and discontinued in 2012. Tux Droid is designed to work with the Linux operating system and serves as an interactive companion that can perform various tasks and respond to user commands.
Features[edit | edit source]
Tux Droid is modeled after Tux, the mascot of the Linux operating system. It includes several features that make it a versatile and interactive device:
- **Wireless Connectivity**: Tux Droid connects to a computer via Wi-Fi or USB, allowing it to receive commands and updates.
- **Voice Recognition**: The device can recognize and respond to voice commands, making it an interactive companion.
- **Movement**: Tux Droid can move its wings, beak, and body to express different emotions and actions.
- **Audio Output**: It has built-in speakers to play sounds, music, and voice messages.
- **Programmability**: Users can program Tux Droid to perform specific tasks using various programming languages compatible with Linux.
Applications[edit | edit source]
Tux Droid can be used for a variety of applications, including:
- **Educational Tool**: It can be used to teach programming and robotics to students.
- **Personal Assistant**: Tux Droid can read emails, provide weather updates, and perform other assistant-like tasks.
- **Entertainment**: It can play music, tell jokes, and interact with users in a fun and engaging way.
Discontinuation[edit | edit source]
In 2012, Kysoh discontinued Tux Droid due to various business challenges. Despite its discontinuation, Tux Droid remains a popular item among Linux enthusiasts and robotics hobbyists.
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