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.But ...

The robot Vector, which costs $250 and began shipping in October, is a cross between a companion and a pint-sized helper. It can give you a weather update, answer questions, ...

[Narrator] Meet Vector. Part toy, part kitchen timer. and powered by artificial intelligence. It's the smarter, more mature version. of Cozmo, Anki robotics toy for children.

Robotics company Anki is launching its Vector home robot. The Vector first showed up on Kickstarter in August and received almost $2 million in funding. Anki’s latest robot is connected to the ...

Vector is Anki’s third foray into the consumer robotics space — its first being Anki Overdrive, a slot racing kit with cars that players control with their smartphones.

The Anki Vector Robot is something different, however. It might look like one of Anki's remote controlled gadgets, but it's actually a "helpful robot" that uses artificial intelligence to become ...

Vector is about the size of a kitten’s skull mounted on a pair of diminutive mobility tracks. It’s the cutest little robot I’ve ever seen.

Vector is a Robot by Anki that can Answer your Questions and Play Games with You for $250. By Sumukh Rao. Updated on Aug 10, 2023. AI and Machine Learning are buzzwords we’ve been hearing a lot ...

Vector costs $249, and for the price you’re getting an early-adopter home robot with one heck of a personality. It can do some neat tricks that will leave a lasting impression.

Robotics company Anki has unveiled Vector, an emotive little fella who’s basically a cross between a smart home assistant and a pet. New Atlas got a hands-on demo, and found Vector to be a ...

Anki is the company behind Cozmo , an AI-equipped toy robot that's sold over 1.5 million units.Unlike the kid-friendly Cozmo, Vector is designed for the entire family to interact with in the home ...

The future of the Vector social robot has been uncertain since its creator, Anki, closed down in 2019. But now a Pittsburgh firm has stepped in to give the robot a new lease of life.