Here is a concise summary of the provided text:
**Title:** Unboxing and Assembling a Wooden Galactic Space Robot
**Summary:**
* The host unboxes a unique, wooden galactic space robot that can be assembled and programmed at home.
* The robot, named "Max" (later jokingly renamed "Maquiné"), is made of wood and comes with stickers for customization.
* After assembly, the host demonstrates Max's features, including:
+ Greeting modes
+ Singing a song
+ Piano mode with barcode reading
+ Interactive dialogue
+ A "fight mode" where Max surprisingly defeats a virtual giant robot
* The host highlights the robot's impressive capabilities despite being made of wood.
* The video concludes with a call to action, inviting viewers to like, subscribe, and support the channel.
Here are the extracted key facts in short sentences, without opinions, numbered for reference:
1. **Product**: A galactic space robot made of wood is being assembled and reviewed.
2. **Assembly**: The robot comes in a box with multiple parts to be assembled at home.
3. **Customization**: The robot can be painted and customized with stickers.
4. **Programming Capability**: The robot can be programmed to perform various tasks and interactions.
5. **AI Potential**: There's a mention of potentially developing the robot into an artificial intelligence.
6. **Sensor Capabilities**: The robot has cameras and can recognize and interact with people.
7. **Power Source**: The robot is charged via a USB cable.
8. **Interactive Modes**:
* Greeting mode
* Piano mode (plays songs based on bar code readings)
* Can imitate sounds (e.g., a rooster)
9. **Responsive**: The robot can respond to voices and has a responsive head that can move up or down.
10. **Programming Complexity**: Programming the robot requires several hours of work.
11. **Channel Promotion**:
* Viewers are encouraged to subscribe to the channel.
* A "Galactic Club" membership is offered for exclusive content.
* Merchandise is available at "catgalactic.com.dot br".
12. **Robot's Name**: The robot is named "Max" (though the assembler briefly considers calling it "Maquiné").