Misty I is a robot for developers, not roboticists
https://www.theverge.com/2018/1/11/16875336/misty-i-robotic-developer-edition-hands-on-ces-2018
There are approximately one million toy robots on shelves right now that can teach kids to code. But how many let programmers control a “real” robot, without requiring them to become roboticists? Not quite enough, according to Misty Robotics, a spin-off from Sphero, which just announced Misty I Developer Edition. It’s a first stab at an “affordable, easily programmable, advanced personal robot.”
Misty I will ship next month to select developers for $1499. Misty Robotics plans to follow up with a more polished Misty II later in the year, targeted at a wider audience.
Misty I is a robot for developers, not roboticists
Jan 11, 2018, 11:27am UTC
https://www.theverge.com/2018/1/11/16875336/misty-i-robotic-developer-edition-hands-on-ces-2018
>There are approximately one million toy robots on shelves right now that can teach kids to code. But how many let programmers control a “real” robot, without requiring them to become roboticists? Not quite enough, according to Misty Robotics, a spin-off from Sphero, which just announced Misty I Developer Edition. It’s a first stab at an “affordable, easily programmable, advanced personal robot.”
>Misty I will ship next month to select developers for $1499. Misty Robotics plans to follow up with a more polished Misty II later in the year, targeted at a wider audience.