Sphero spin-off Misty Robotics has officially announced the mass-produced version of the robot helper it showed off at CES this year. The cute little machine, officially called Misty II, still ...

Misty II still isn't aimed at the normal, everyday person. It's a robot made for software developers, makers, businesses and students studying coding and engineering. Those upgradable arms can be ...

The Misty II personal robot is easy for non-technical owners to program using the Misty Blockly client, a visual block-based programming interface, to create new skills for the robot that can make ...

Misty II looks like a robot you'd find in an animation, but it's designed for personal use and doesn't require any specialized knowledge to manage. Anyone, including those without programming ...

The Misty II Robot has been in development for the past two years and includes a wide variety of features including face recognition, text-to-speech, face detection, navigation and mapping as well ...

Misty II is shipping with software version 1.0.3 beta, and Misty’s SDK will be publicly available to all developers enabling skill building using JavaScript.

A Misty II robot, on the other hand, costs $2,899 and can be bought through the company’s website. The template is the next step in the speedy evolution of Misty Robotics.

The Misty II personal robot is easy for non-technical owners to program using the Misty Blockly client, a visual block-based programming interface, to create new skills for the robot that can make ...

Misty last year showed off Misty II, a slightly more advanced version of the original Misty robot the company debuted at CES in January 2018. The company confirmed at CES 2019 that the "personal ...

The Misty II robotics platform will cost $2,399, which might sound like a costly entry fee, but that’s actually an $801 price drop — the robot’s original price was $3,200.

Misty Robotics reckons it's arrived at the startup's "Apple II" moment, a point when its Misty II personal robot will go from development dream to widespread adoption.

The Misty, the first personal robot from Misty Robotics in Boulder, goes on sale in February 2018 — but to developers only. The company, a spin-off of robot toy maker Sphero, is turning its ...