From the youngest Padawan to the most knowledgeable Jedi, there are also adventures that await you in strategy mode! Here you will be able to play a game of tic-tac-toe with your droid in both easy and difficult modes. In addition, you can use the Droid Depot companion app to make your droid perform several other functions and even choreograph a dance sequence for them to perform. More on that later. Do I Need a Reservation at Droid Depot? No Droid is complete without holographic messaging. Now you can make your own thanks to BB-8. Record a video and BB-8 will transform it into a virtual hologram.

Though this may come as a surprise to all of you but the movie screen, was not where the BB-8 Droids were first born. Rather the credit goes to Sphero as they had been working on a real-life model for the droid with Disney, as early as 2014! Direct from a galaxy far, far away comes this new pre-built version of the BB-8 interactive droid from Droid Depot at Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge. The Star Wars character features authentic lights, sounds, and integrated Bluetooth technology so it will always be at your command. Auch wenn man über die Höhe des Kaufpreises streiten kann, ist dieser kleine Freund ein echter Knaller und mein Sohn ist total begeistert. Sooooo cute! The little autonomous head movements make him feel alive. He's just full of personality.Good battery life. I've yet to have him run down on me during a play session (though I don't think I've tried to push the hour mark) The Hero BB-8 also comes with another neat feature that is termed “Follow Mode”. Which, unlike any other Droid on this list, makes the Hero follow you around. The only thing you need to have with you is the Droid’s remote, and if you do. You have your personal companion. Tal vez en un futuro no muy lejano produzcan BB8 v2.0 nuevo y mejorado (¿con bocina y cámara tal vez?) pero por el momento esta versión vale la pena, aún con precio mexicano. Direct from a galaxy far, far away comes thisnew pre-built versionof the BB-8 interactive droidfrom Droid Depot at Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge. The Star Wars character features authentic lights, sounds, and integrated Bluetooth technology so it will always be at your command.

The current interface is very limited. There are 12 programmed actions, and you can of course drive BB-8 freely. There's no light functions to play with, and Sphero cannot put the program on an open platform because of the Star Wars licensing agreement. Outside there in the big open world,” Scanlan says, "the whole ball-bot, as you would call it, concept, is something that universities to individuals have played around with. We looked very closely at what one would consider existing technology and decided that it was not far enough advanced to be able to put that into a droid or into a robot that we could use in the film world. Not yet, anyway…So, the idea of having versions of BB-8, which we knew we could have aspects digitally removed, really then opened up a much greater sphere of possibility.” Joshua Lee, senior animatronic designer on Scanlan’s team, got to work. Like many Disney Parks attractions, Droid Depot is both a merchandise shop and a memorable experience in its own right. The place is droid-themed from floor to ceiling (literally — don’t forget to look up once you get inside!)All prices, experiences, information and offerings are subject to restrictions, change or cancellation without notice. Select from a colorful variety of components to customize your droid as they roll by on the shop’s conveyor belt: