It’s available on Amazon beginning today, and it’s definitely worth checking out. Anki 000-00075 Vector Robot A Helpful Robot for Your Home: $249.99 Here’s more info from the product page: ...

There’s a companion smartphone app that pairs the robot to a local router during initial setup and exports photos taken with Vector’s camera. But that’s the extent of it — starting most ...

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 ...

You’d be surprised how expressive a pair of pupil-less colored eyes can be. (Their color can be changed using the Vector Robot mobile app.) Photo: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo) ...

It’s the latest model of robot from Anki, which has sold 2 million robots thus far. Vector looks like a tiny black bulldozer with an itty-bitty lift, and brightly colored, slightly askew eyes.

Back in August, I got to see Vector, the first smart home robot from Anki. And after a very successful Kickstarter campaign, Vector is here. While Vector is an entertaining smart home robot, it ...

Robotics company Anki has unveiled Vector, an emotive little fella who’s basically a cross between a smart home assistant and a pet. New Atlas got a hands-on demo, and found Vector to be a ...

Anki’s Vector is currently on a Kickstarter campaign and will retail for $250 once launched in October. Early backers though, can avail the Vector for $50 off, reducing the price to $200.

Vector's brain, on the other hand, is the Qualcomm APQ8009 processor, whose four Cortex-A7 cores provide enough power for the robot to analyze the data from its sensors autonomously.

Vector costs $249, and for the price you’re getting an early-adopter home robot with one heck of a personality. It can do some neat tricks that will leave a lasting impression.