They say this robot is educational and for kids. Cozmo robot can stack blocks and play games via apps on your phone. My question is – Can Cozmo go to the fridge and bring me back an Iron City? If yinz love things tech-related then this great little robot from Anki is for you. It is an AI toy that’s always ready to play and learn. In fact, the more you play with Cozmo, the more he learns. With the use of facial recognition, he can remember faces and recite names.
Cozmo Learning Robot with Emotions
Who doesn’t need a wing man? Anki brings you Cozmo – a robot who will quickly become your BFF. Like you, he loves to have fun, can express emotions, recognize you and remember your name thanks for his built in “emotion engine”. Cozmo can react to situations in a human world. He can exhibit a full range of emotions from happy and content to frustrated and assertive.
If you thought things can’t get better, Cozmo is equipped with an Explorer Mode so you can experience things from his perspective. Of course, we can’t forget the education side. Your Cozmo robot comes with a code lab designed to open the world of coding to children. There’s a visual sandbox mode for beginners that allows you to be creative in movement and actions with your Cozmo. Once you’ve mastered this, move on up to Constructor, the intermediate coding interface. Anki ensures that Cozmo always remains fresh with regularly scheduled updates. These updates provide new and innovative ways to play and learn with Cozmo. No kidding, the more you interact with Anki’s Cozmo robot and learn all his little nuances, the more you’ll love him!
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Additional Notes
- Included: 1 Cozmo robot, 3 cubes and 1 charger
- Scheduled updates keep Cozmo fresh
- Note: USB power adapter not included
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