Computer vision / selfie cam: 1080p camera Vector is a fully-autonomous home robot. It’s not a toy, although it is a lot of fun and can play some games (such as blackjack).

(robotic sounds) Think of Vector like a less creepy Amazon Alexa. You can ask it for the weather. ... Yes, the robot comes equipped with a camera, both so it can navigate and notice your face.

New Atlas got a hands-on demo, and found Vector to be a versatile home robot that's a real charmer and might actually chip in around the house. ... the camera or physical touch.

Under the hood, Vector is powered by Qualcomm's quad-core APQ8009 processor, which includes support for the robot's AI capabilities, as well as its ultra-wide 120-degree HD camera. Vector is Anki ...

Vector is a Robot by Anki that can Answer your Questions and Play Games with You for $250. ... But hey, there’s much more to AI than just scene detection on your camera app!

In addition to a Snapdragon processor, Vector uses a 120-degree HD camera, a quartet of microphones, ... (Their color can be changed using the Vector Robot mobile app.) ...

“Vector would like you to know that his tiny frame hides a very impressive collection of technology. Qualcomm 200 Platform, HD camera with 120 Ultra Wide FOV, Beamforming Four-Microphone Array ...

Anki Vector robot now available for $249 10:25 am October 16, 2018 By Julian Horsey After successfully completing a Kickstarter campaign to launch the new Anki Vector robot, which raised over $1.8 ...

Anki’s previous robot, the Cozmo, has been a hit with more than 1.5 million sales to date. But while Cozmo is strictly a toy that plays games, Anki is pitching Vector as a home companion of ...

The fundamental advance for Vector is that he’s autonomous in a way that Cozmo isn’t. Anki’s first robot was a bit like the Mechanical Turk–a robot built in 1770 to play chess against ...

Amazon is selling Anki's Vector smart robot for $175 today, ... ultra-wide HD camera, infrared laser scanner, six-axis inertial measurement unit, and a high-res color IPS display.

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 ...