Anki’s Cozmo, the endearing toy robot with an AI-powered personality, got a big upgrade last week in the form of a new app. And basically, it makes him a little more needy. “To many of his fans, Cozmo ...

After giving us a glimpse at the house of the future with home robot Vector, Anki is refocusing on Cozmo, its adorable robot companion. Nearing 2 years old and still going strong, this toy robot still ...

Learning how to code can be daunting. It’s like figuring out a new language. Add robotics to that equation and it can be nigh impossible. But Anki, the creators of toys-to-life game “Anki Overdrive,” ...

We’ve updated the post with information about Cozmo’s international launch. Cozmo, the product of San Francisco-based startup Anki, received plenty of press when it made its July debut. Since then, ...

Corbin is a tech journalist and developer who worked at Android Police from 2016 until 2021. Check out his other work at corbin.io. Back in September, I got to try out the Cozmo Collector's Edition, a ...

A Mashable Choice Award is a badge of honor, reserved for the absolute best stuff we’ve tested and loved. Cozmo is just a toy, but it knows my face and, perhaps more importantly, me. Every time I let ...

The tiny, AI-powered smart toy Cozmo has been winning the hearts of many since it was first shown off in June, and the fanfare owes much to the toy's cutesy and adorable acrobatics, garnering it a ...

Remember the digital pet Tamagotchi from the ’90s? Take that concept of caring for a digital pet, give it a high-tech robot body and the personality of WALL-E, and voilà! you have a Cozmo. For ...

Cozmo was supposed to be the new face of robotics for Anki, previously known for its collection of connected toy cars. After Cozmo’s launch last October, the company offered SDKs for research groups ...

Anki's robot toy, Cozmo, brings Pixar-style animation to physical tech and character interactions to toys unlike anything I've seen before. Cozmo is unusual. It looks like any other toy robot and will ...

Looking for something to do right now? How about helping a tiny robot navigate rooms filled with puzzles? The only catch is that you won’t be controlling the robot alone. Anyone who visits this Reddit ...