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MekaMon combines ‘robotics, gaming and augmented reality’

18th November 2016

|19 November 2016|

Reach Robotics is combining ‘robotics, gaming and augmented reality’ with its pioneering spider robot MekaMon.

The company’s first product aims to create a ‘new way of gaming’ marrying the real and virtual worlds using a mobile phone app.

“Real battling robots, MekaMon are controlled via smartphone app, pairing gaming with robotics and augmented reality,” the company’s website reveals.

The first limited edition batch are available to buy now.

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Written By Iain Robertson

Iain is an experienced writer, journalist and lecturer, who held editorships with a number of business focussed publications before co-founding and becoming editor of Innovators Magazine. Iain is also the strategic director for OnePoint5Media.

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