Anki is back. Two years after launching Cozmo and five years after launching Anki Drive, the company is introducing a robot for the home. Vector is not a toy but rather a joyful, smart home robot ...

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 ...

Anki’s Vector is a home robot with a personality. It can recognize voice commands, detect familiar faces, and play games — and that’s just the start.

Anki uses a proprietary scanning technology to remember points of a person's face, which is a bit more advanced than on the company's previous robot, Cozmo. It allows Vector to know who you are ...

Anki Vector is a robot that's always on, fun, but limited in its scope. There is a big brain packed into a small machine and, currently, that brain is undernourished.

I took an Anki Vector robot home with me, introduced it to my family, and gave it a place to rest and recharge its batteries. Here's our review.

Anki’s Vector robot companion is half robotic friend and half home assistant. It's like a home assistant or a smart speaker that moves around your home.

Anki has fitted its robot with a Snapdragon 200 processor that’s as powerful as some low-end Android phones, as well as cloud connectivity that lets Anki continually tweak Vector’s smarts via ...

Unlike Cozmo, Anki's first robot, Vector is not a toy and is instead meant to be a robot companion. Vector is autonomous, cloud-connected, always on, and ready to help you get through the day.

make a home robot feasible. Or at least that's what Anki hopes. Vector will hit the market at 250 dollars. Jibo, by contrast, was nearly 1,000 dollars. If your cell phone costs 900 dollars ...

It does a few other inconsequential things, as well – and a SDK will be available for third parties to develop more skills. But let’s be clear here, Vector is no HAL 9000, despite what Anki says.