Robotics and AI toy company Anki has made a new robot, Vector, which looks suspiciously like its children’s bot Cozmo. The obvious difference? The bright livery has been ditched in favour of ...

But sadly, this little robot, at least in its current form, left my heart broken and wanting more. If you’ve played with Anki’s Cozmo, or remember our review, Vector will seem very similar.

Meet Vector, Anki's mini home robot with a big personality From the makers of Cozmo, Vector is a fully autonomous robot that rolls around your home, ready to answer your questions or play a game.

Simply put, Vector is Cozmo for adults. In many ways, the new ‘bot is built on the lessons learned from Cozmo, coupled with more advanced internals. Vector has ~700 parts — double the number ...

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's Vector probably won't win you over as a traditional smart device, but its personality will melt your heart.

Vector is Anki's latest play to bring a robot into every home, Sofman tells Engadget. And while that might seem lofty, the company already had a huge success with Cozmo.

At a glance, Vector looks a lot like Anki's previous robot, Cozmo, but the similarities are only skin-deep.

The new robot looks visually similar to Anki's previous "Cozmo" robot, which teaches kids how to code through games and a compatible iOS app. Vector differs significantly in functionality, however ...