You want to build your own robotic arm? Here’s a do-it-yourself Robot Arm Kit that allows you to produce your very own robotic arm because it comes complete with all the necessary tools and guides you so you can have a fun and fully operational robotic arm. How? Simply practice your way to move things around using its 5 motor control handset controller and enjoy.

Robot Arm features a gripper, wrist, elbow and base motion powered by 4D type batteries, a LED light and an optional USB kit for PC connection. The Robotic Arm estimated build time is up to 3 hours and measures approximately 22.8cm x 16cm x 18cm when it’s already standing.

- £44.99 at findmeagift

The Barcode Watch features a shiny black metal case weighing 140 grams with blue lights randomly appear in the barcode watch face. So how to tell the time? Hmm, that’s for you to find out. Barcode Watch is suitable for ages 14 and above and measures 23x2cm strap and 5.5×2.5x1cm face.

- £155.00 at iwantoneofthose

This Futuristic Virtual Screen Eyewear Gadget features 80 inch large virtual screen with 640×480 pixels and a battery life of up to 3.5 hours. Virtual Screen Eyewear also features a compact, light weight and trendy design with remote and volume control plus it comes with light shield, nose pad, control box, multi AV converter and a VGA connector converter. How does it work? Well, the Virtual Screen Eyewear uses technology and optics to trick your eyes so your brain recognizes the screen size as many times bigger than it actually is.

- £149.95 at boysstuff

MechRC Robot also features a software program for customizing and manipulating the robot, an IR remote control, serial communication cable, USB to serial adapter, decal sheet, a user’s manual and a Lithium battery pack and charger.

- $742.14 at iwantoneofthose

The Black Dice Guru LED Watch features horizontal LED display with oversized styling and strap for that modern look. The Black Dice Guru LED Watch is built with a solid stainless steel case and link strap and is water resistant of up to 30 meters.

- £125.00 at boysstuff

Roboquad features four purpose-designed legs and chassis that enable him to move in any direction and on any surface. The Roboquad’s main theme is fast movement in nearly any ground and reacts quickly to its environment plus it can even identify the sizes of an object and detects fine details like the edges of the doorways.

- £64.95 at gizoo

Teksta V2 White Puppy Robot features a fully articulated legs, body language and animated eyes. This loveable and interactive puppy robot understands what his barks, gripes and moans mean because it has a puppy translator. It toddles around stuffs and moves left to right, forward and backward and are capable of lighting up his eyes to express his temper.

- £32.99 at toysrus

Homestar can project more than 8,600 northern hemisphere stars right on your own walls and ceilings, just activate the axial rotation feature and enjoy a meteor shower inside your own home. It also includes 2 interchangeable image disks, planetarium soundtrack CDs for a cool night effects.

- $159.00 at x-tremegeek

Climbatron, your futuristic window climbing robot is built with a retractable suction cup feet. It can walk vertically up on walls and windows or on any other smooth surfaces, it can even walk upside down. This robot comes with a flashing LED and a loud whirring sound so you can enjoy the feeling of watching a true and entertaining robot.

- $12.95 at x-tremegeek

EzVision Eyewear has a resolution of 320 x 240 with built-in headphones and is portable enough to take anywhere because it fits just like a pair of sun glasses. It comes with an eight hour rechargeable batteries and an adaptor so you can connect it with your favorite iPods and DVD players.

- $268.00 at iwantoneofthose