The packaging in these international versions differs slightly, as the HEXBUG logo is blue instead of its signature orange and grey appearance, but the products still retain their signature hexagonal packaging. Some products of HEXBUG have been sold abroad, such as in Japan by toymaker Bandai. that specializes in robotics built in a fashion similar to Erector Sets, and Rack Solutions, which is an engineering firm that specializes in information technology products. HEXBUG was designed to expand the company's presence in the retail toy market, as well as add to the experience created by VEX Robotics, a subsidiary brand of Innovation First International, Inc. HEXBUG was founded in 2007 in Greenville, Texas, by Innovation First International, Inc., a company that was founded in 1996 developing small-scale robotic products, mostly for FIRST Robotics Competition.
The name "HEXBUG" relates to the six-sided packaging it is sold in, rather than to its number of legs. The original Hexbugs are based on six-legged arthropods but now come in several different varieties. First piloted in the US through RadioShack, HEXBUG is now sold in most major retail stores. HEXBUG uses many elements used in BEAM robotics. Keep new and used batteries away from children.Ĭlick Here to Download HEXBUG BattleBots Witch Doctor Pairing InstructionsĬlick Here to Download HEXBUG BattleBots Tombstone Pairing InstructionsĪdult assistance may be needed for assembly.HEXBUG is a brand of infrared and automaton toys developed and distributed by Innovation First International. DO NOT let child eat or drink until an X-ray can determine if a battery is present.ĭispose of used batteries immediately. If you think batteries might have been swallowed or placed inside any part of the body, seek immediate medical attention at a hospital emergency room have hospital phone (800) 498-8666. A swallowed Button or Coin Cell Battery can cause internal chemical burns in as little as two hours and lead to death. This product contains a Button or Coin Cell Battery.
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