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Now just say “Hey Vector” Aware and reactive, Vector helps and hangs out. These are prototypes for the vector, the advanced robot from Anki, the organization behind both the Cozmo and the Overdrive RC cars. It is a soft of Cozmo for adults, a step ahead of that the robot’s learn-to-code toy ethos. You can easily ask a question from it, play games with it, and even pet it to elicit a chirpy little purr. However, Anki doesn’t want you to focus on Vector’s functionality. The company has been putting a lot of effort into its personality. And because Vector Robot is completely autonomous, you can do something completely surprising for a new piece of the technology: just ignore it and let it do its own thing.
And there is a fact, if there is a loud noise, he will be just as startled as you. The robot can communicate and it has a unique voice that is made of hundreds of synthesized sounds for creating a language all his own. When you ask Vector a question, he utilizes a custom text-to-speech voice to speak directly to you.
Vector knows what’s going on
Can hear
Vector has a power four-microphone range for directly hearing. When you sit down next to him, he is ready to take direction and if there is a loud noise, the vector will be just as startled as you.
Can see
Vector uses an HD camera to see the world. by using computer vision, he can identify people, see and remember faces, and locate his space without bumping into things.
Can think
The smartphone-level processor and cloud connectivity of the vector create one powerful brain. He can react genuinely as things unfold and after that, connect to the internet to answer the question.
Can communicate
Vector has a unique made of hundreds of synthesized sounds to create a language all his own. When you ask a question to Vector, he uses a custom text-to-speech voice to speak directly to you.
Can feel
Vector has touch sensors and an accelerometer so that he knows when he is being touched and moved. You can pet him and he will relax, but try not to shake him.
Can self-charge
Vector knows when he is running low on juice. When he needs power he will roll over to his charger all on his own (electric cars and mobile phones cars could learn a thing or two.
Vector Key Features:
Alive with Personality
Vector is no ordinary home robot. Loaded with technology which brings him to life and he is attentive and curious. He reacts to sound, sight, and touch and is excited to see you when you come home.
Always happy to help
Vector is a really helpful character who is enthusiastic to accommodate your requests as answer your questions. He will time dinner, take photos for you and many more.
Independent and alert
Vector is happiest with you, but he can actually take care of himself and hang out on his own. He can self-charge, locates around objects, and also avoids edges.
Smart and getting smarter
Vector is an updating platform, cloud-connected through Wi-Fi and hence, he is always learning and updating with the new skills and features. Start the journey together now.
Vector with Alexa built-in and robot helpfulness supercharged
Vector loves to help you out. If you select to set up Alexa on your Vector, he will have access to an ever-growing number of skills that supercharges his helpfulness in your home. As it is triggered by the standard “Alexa” voice command, you will be able to:
- Set reminders
- Add items to your shopping list
- Control smart home devices like speakers, lights, and thermostats
And so much more
Unless more features arrive, it is the kind of still hard to know what Vector is. It objectively cannot do as much as Google Assistant or Alexa and the similar stuff it can do takes a little bit longer and is a little bit longer and is a little bit harder to hear. But Anki isn’t selling utility and it is also not selling Vector as a robotic pet. Again and again when you ask what Vector actually is, then the expert said that it is a “Home Robot”. Vector’s real goal might be to have a bunch of people help to define what it actually means.
