Giant Hexbugs: The Scarab XL and the Spider XL

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A look at the two $40 hexbugs released Oct. 2012, both powered by fresh batteries. The remote requires a 9 volt battery. Robots controlled and tested by Corey Hahn, our CTR intern.



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