These are prototypes for Vector, the latest robot from Anki ... but you’ll probably want to make that space a table or desk instead of your floor so you don’t step on it.

Vector is Anki’s third foray into ... “When they hit play, they can see the robot doing the same movement on their desk. That allows them to create really expressive and nuanced behavior ...

At $249, the price seems a bit high for the robot you are getting at launch. It won't patrol your home but instead, live on a desk. But after just a few minutes with Vector, I noticed the robot ...

The robot can now play you in a hand of blackjack ... Anki wants you to keep Vector at your desk or just hanging out in your living room, so you should be able to just talk to it whenever.

Instead, the new robot is meant to be used on your desk or kitchen counter. It can even map such environments and remember locations of objects. Like Cozmo, Vector has also communicates using cute ...

Anki has fitted its robot with a Snapdragon 200 processor ... to give it a permanent home on your counter or desk. Michael Simon/IDG Vector’s green eyes can be customised to one of six colors.

Vector looks like Anki's Cozmo toy robot, save for the darker color scheme, but it's actually a cloud-connected, smart home-controlling voice assistant. I’ve been PCMag’s home entertainment ...

Vector, a tiny desktop companion robot that was both surprisingly endearing and unsurprisingly useless, met its demise earlier this year when its creator, Anki, ran out of money and shut down.

Anki’s Vector robot originally launched back in 2018. As a companion robot, it offered some pretty innovative features at the ...

First came AnkiDrive, an A.I.-based robot-car racing game, followed by Cozmo, a small A.I.-powered device similar to Vector but less powerful. Six months before the startup’s closure ...