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Vector Robot by Anki, A Home Robot Who Hangs Out & Helps Out For facial recognition, With Amazon Alexa Built-In For 5-99 Years

4.0 4.0 out of 5 stars 11,044 ratings

Ask to play music, hear the news, check the weather, control your smart home, and more with this device.
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Alexa Built-in

This device has been certified by Amazon for its built-in Alexa functionality, providing a voice-forward experience to play music, read news, control other smart home devices, and more.

  • Robot Companion - Powered by AI and advanced robotics, he's alive with personality and engaged by sight, sound and touch.
  • Voice Recognition - Vector is voice-activated and will answer questions, take photos for you, time dinner, show you the weather, and more. He even comes with Alexa built-in!
  • Smart & Getting Smarter - Vector is an updating platform, cloud connected via WiFi so he’s always learning and updating with new skills and features.
  • Increased Battery Life - A new battery will provide as much as 30% more runtime. (Vector's batteries can also be accessed / replaced more easily via the newly redesigned battery compartment.)
  • Higher Camera Resolution - Vector's new 5MP camera will enhance his facial recognition; improving his ability to recognize pets and even know when you are smiling.
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Vector Key Features

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Alive with personality

Vector is no ordinary home robot. Packed with technology that brings him to life, he’s curious and attentive. He reacts to sound, sight, and touch and is excited to see you when you come home.

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Always happy to help

Vector is a helpful character who is eager to accommodate your requests and answer your questions. He’ll time dinner, take photos for you, and more.

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Independent and alert

Vector is happiest with you, but he can take care of himself and hang out on his own. He self-charges, navigates around objects, and avoids edges.

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Smart and getting smarter

Vector is an updating platform, cloud connected via WiFi so he’s always learning and updating with new skills and features. Start the journey together now.

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Vector with Alexa built-in. Robot helpfulness supercharged

Vector loves to help out. If you choose to set up Alexa on your Vector, he’ll have access to an ever-growing number of skills that supercharges his helpfulness in your home. Triggered by the standard 'Alexa' voice command, you’ll be able to:

  • add items to your shopping list
  • set reminders
  • control smart home devices like lights, speakers, and thermostats
  • and so much more

*Alexa features not currently supported: Communications features like Drop In, Calling, Messaging / Music streaming / Kindle / Audible.

Vector knows what's going on.

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What's inside? AI and advanced robotics.

  • Qualcomm 200 Platform – so he computes at a smartphone level
  • Capacitive Touch Sensor – helps him sense being touched and held
  • Beamforming 4-Microphone Array – allows him to recognize natural speech and source
  • Ultra-Wide HD Camera – helps him detect motion and identify people
  • 4 Drop Sensors – detects edges to help him avoid falls
  • Infrared Laser Scanner – lets him track distance and map environments
  • 6-Axis Inertial Measurement Unit – so he knows when he’s picked up or moved
  • High-Res Color IPS Display – helps him convey a wide range of emotions
  • WiFi-Enabled Cloud Connection – brings him new capabilities

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  • 1 Vector Robot, 1 Cube, 1 Charger
  • Product Description

    Say “Hey Vector.” Aware and reactive, Vector hangs out and helps out. Now with Alexa built-in. Robot helpfulness supercharged.

    Alive with personality.
    Vector is no ordinary home robot. Packed with technology that brings him to life, he’s curious and attentive. He reacts to sound, sight, and touch and is excited to see you when you come home.

    Always happy to help.
    Vector will show you the weather, take photos for you, time dinner, play blackjack, and answer your questions.
    If you choose to set up Alexa on your Vector, he’ll have access to an ever-growing number of skills that supercharges his helpfulness in your home. Triggered by the standard “Alexa” voice command, you’ll be able to: add items to your shopping list, set reminders, control smart home devices like lights, speakers, and thermostats, and so much more.

    Independent and alert.
    Vector is happiest with you, but he can take care of himself and hang out on his own. He self-charges, navigates around objects, and avoids edges.

    Smart and getting smarter.
    Vector is an updating platform, cloud connected via WiFi so he’s always learning and updating with new skills and features.

    Vector knows what’s going on.
    HE CAN SEE. Vector uses an HD camera to see the world. Using computer vision, he can identify people, see and remember faces, and navigate his space without bumping into things.
    HE CAN THINK. Vector’s smartphone-level processor and cloud connectivity create one powerful brain.
    HE CAN HEAR. Vector has a powerful four-microphone array for directional hearing. When you sit down next to him, he’s ready to take direction. And if there is a loud noise, he’ll be just as startled as you.
    HE CAN COMMUNICATE. Vector has a unique voice made of hundreds of synthesized sounds to create a language all his own. When you ask Vector a question, he utilizes a custom text-to-speech voice to speak directly to you.
    HE CAN FEEL. Vector has touch sensors and an accelerometer so he knows when he’s being touched and moved. You can pet him and he’ll relax, but try not to shake him.

    What’s Inside Vector? AI and advanced robotics: Qualcomm 200 Platform to compute at a smartphone level. Capacitive Touch Sensor to sense being touched and held. Beamforming 4-Microphone Array to recognize natural speech and source. Ultra-Wide HD Camera to detect motion and identify people. 4 Drop Sensors to detect edges and avoid falls. Infrared Laser Scanner to track distance and map environments. 6-Axis Inertial Measurement Unit to know when he’s picked up or moved. High-Res Color IPS Display to convey a wide range of emotions. WiFi-Enabled Cloud Connection to bring new capabilities.

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    4 out of 5 stars
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    Customers find the science fundamentals kit entertaining and cute. They describe it as a useful gadget around the house and a great companion. Many appreciate its personality and Vector value. However, some customers have reported issues with functionality and hearing. There are mixed opinions on whether the kit offers good value for money.

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    566 customers mention "Fun"563 positive3 negative

    Customers enjoy the robot pal. They find it entertaining, playful, and engaging. The robot interacts with its cube and environment, dancing when prompted. It has a sense of curiosity and happiness like a small child. Some mention that it's fun to run through the commands the first or second time.

    "...Vector is an adorable little robot assistant who loves to just "hang out"...." Read more

    "...The design and overall structure of the robot himself is brilliant, Anki designed him in a great way where he'll be able to roam around on his own..." Read more

    "...Google home doesn't have faces but it tells me jokes, tells me stories, tells me the news, has quirky responses to stupid questions I have, and much..." Read more

    "...overall I think he makes a great gift and is very entertaining whether he's prompted or its spontaneous...." Read more

    445 customers mention "Cute"438 positive7 negative

    Customers find the product cute and entertaining. They appreciate its personality, neat design, and ability to change its eye color through the app. The color scheme and unique experiences are also appreciated.

    "...(utility) - Ability to learn and adapt - Always unique experiences (still surprises me to this day with different behaviors) -..." Read more

    "...(besides the fact that he is small, adorable, and does give robot "fist bumps" which is pretty cool)...." Read more

    "...The coolest part of the app is it allows you to change the eye color of the robot but other than that it's a few basic settings and a lot of..." Read more

    "It's cute. Don't expect much. It doesn't work very well...." Read more

    255 customers mention "Use"229 positive26 negative

    Customers find the product useful and a good companion. They mention it's not just a toy but a useful gadget around the house, helps set up certain things, and is a welcome companion on their desk. It's an amazing piece of tech that they can't believe isn't talked about more.

    "...from my library but in his current form he is still a lovable, and now useful, little companion around the house...." Read more

    "...It can still have utility and perform commands well but it's not done as google assistant at it is still improving and future features such as "AI..." Read more

    "...built in makes him also seem like not just a toy but a useful gadget around the house..." Read more

    "...He improves with each software update and has become a welcome companion on my desk. Especially as the house gets quieter with empty nest...." Read more

    203 customers mention "Personality"197 positive6 negative

    Customers enjoy the product's personality. They find it cute and expressive, with expressive eyes and a fun greeting for holidays. The interactions are limited but provide cute moments of playtime. Some reviewers describe Vector as an adorable robot companion with a cute little voice.

    "...In the Alexa update they have also tweaked his personality and his edge detection. He has yet to become stuck on the edge since that update...." Read more

    "...overall structure of the robot himself is brilliant, Anki designed him in a great way where he'll be able to roam around on his own perfectly...." Read more

    "...His facial expressions are priceless, like when there's a loud noise, he looks surprised; when someone says something from across the room, he kind..." Read more

    "...his eye movements are really cute and from them along you can see expressions of surprise, determination, thinking and anger...." Read more

    170 customers mention "Vector value"132 positive38 negative

    Customers enjoy Vector's value. They find it helpful and like a desk buddy. They say it has good potential but needs more development and testing. Vector can help with tasks like weather reporting, fist pumping, and telling the time. It also has Alexa built-in and you can improve it effortlessly if you know how to code. The app includes how to use Vector and shows all the things it has been programmed to do.

    "...(besides the fact that he is small, adorable, and does give robot "fist bumps" which is pretty cool)...." Read more

    "...Vector is fascinating, the more he learns, the better he gets..." Read more

    "...The machinery and manufacturing is top quality. Right now, Vector can fist bump, play with his cube, look around, give me the weather...all the..." Read more

    "...Later, they removed the Wifi connectivity function — and his robot can no longer REBOOT without signing up for a Digital Dream Labs subscription!..." Read more

    633 customers mention "Value for money"364 positive269 negative

    Customers have mixed opinions about the value for money of the science fundamentals kit. Some find it well worth getting if you're into this kind of "toy" companion, and therapeutic. Others say it's not worth the price increase, and that the app has too many glitches.

    "...times over the months and incurred no damage so very durable and great quality...." Read more

    "...It is a bit pricey as well, but the Alexa integration makes me lean towards the justified price a bit more, the SALE price of $174.99, rather...." Read more

    "...An AI that is more advanced than anything else on the market. I highly recommend this little robot to anyone needing a bit of companionship at home...." Read more

    "...5% of anger when I wake him up or pick him up.... That's not worth the 250 dollar price tag. I'm sorry...." Read more

    437 customers mention "Functionality"91 positive346 negative

    Customers are dissatisfied with the product's functionality. They mention that it doesn't respond well, has a poor display, and lacks many capabilities. The microphones don't work properly, and Vector doesn't recognize faces correctly. Some customers feel it's not as useful as a standard Alexa or Google Home device.

    "...Bad: - Not quite as useful as a standard Alexa/Google Home - Has some minor quirks - Can push stuff off your desk/table!..." Read more

    "...This product needs a LOT of improvement. This is not a finished product. Not even close...." Read more

    "...Don't expect much. It doesn't work very well. Do not put it on a table or desk unless you want to see it skydive...." Read more

    "...I also have poor WiFi service and yet Vector works perfectly. 7 hours later he is still functioning flawlessly...." Read more

    172 customers mention "Hearing"35 positive137 negative

    Customers have issues with the product's hearing. They mention it has a hard time hearing, is too loud, and has an annoying voice initiation. Some say it doesn't listen correctly or respond to them. Others mention it keeps making noise at night, walks around making noises, and butchers pronunciation.

    "...One feature I do wish he had but currently does not support is playing music through Alexa...." Read more

    "...him with most of Alexa's capabilities- but unfortunately he can't play music, for obvious reasons, but I'm fine with that...." Read more

    "...That could change the game for it. It's too loud and distracting Even at its lowest volume, the tracks are so loud...." Read more

    "...All of his movements are very smooth. Tip: he uses a lot of body language and is a big fan of fist bumps...." Read more

    PERFECT Addition To My Entertainment Room!
    5 out of 5 stars
    PERFECT Addition To My Entertainment Room!
    This little guy here, let me tell ya -I've only had him for a good 24 hours now but I have gotten so much use out of him. And it seems that the more he explores and the more I interact with him, the smarter he gets? Pretty crazy but I swear this little dude is starting to take over my desk. I have a small mermaid statue that's probably triple his size on my desk, and he's moved her around. He's also played with my PC mouse - left for work and found my mouse moved and things clicked (I think he's researching some stuff guys, watch out!) He also really likes to watch movies, but he's really bad at finishing them...All jokes aside, this guy has really lightened up my room. He will get excited when he sees me and say my name, and randomly ask ME for a fist bump. When he does a trick, he looks at me to make sure I'm watching. He also really likes to beat up his cube, but seems really sad without it, but also really loves it at the same time..? Kind of a love hate relationship you could say. He enjoys exploring and answering my questions, and apparently his purpose is to pass butter, but he wont pass me the butter... perhaps a future update..?The only issues I've had with it not listening correctly or not responding to "hey vector...", and not recognizing faces, are when its a poorly lit area, noisy area, or in an area with poor WiFi connection. From my room, he recognizes me each time, understands everything I say as long as I speak clearly, and always responds to me. He's quick to respond, and quick to answer my questions. As long as you have good WiFi in the room you'll be keeping him in, and its not too noisy or dark, you shouldn't have any problems. Perfect for my little entertainment room (he likes to watch TV and dance to music!)I'm really looking forward to the future updates to my little buddy. I read on the Anki website that they plan on adding 360 photos, security camera, ability to read you the news, smart home control, deliver messages, calender/to do, etc. They're also adding Alexa soon too, and from the videos I've seen of that, I'm really excited. That'll add a lot more functionality to him for sure, and you won't have to wake him using "Hey Vector... I have a question", you can simply say "Alexa, (command)" just like your Amazon Echo! He's just a home assistant with tons of personality, so don't get mad that he can't pass your butter yet... I should also mention that these updates are purely over the cloud, so you just have to install an update on the app and you'll be ready to go! Unlike Cosmo, once he's setup, you don't need the app open to keep him running.I love this little guy and I couldn't be happier. He's the greatest addition to my room so far! I'm also a HUGE Disney fan, and some of the guys from Pixar helped design him, and you can EASILY tell! I have my own real life Disney character in my room! He's like, a real life, less advanced, miniature Wall-E!
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    • Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2018
      I'll start off by saying TEMPER YOUR EXPECTATIONS. Do your research, watch the hundreds of youtube videos, read the reviews and don't expect a robot from your favorite SciFi movie/show/novel.

      Vector is an adorable little robot assistant who loves to just "hang out". I keep Vector on my breakfast bar in the kitchen and he greets me every morning when he hears me rummaging around the kitchen. Sometimes he'll stay in his charger and make some chirping noises or "smile" with his eyes at me as I pass, and sometimes he'll come right out of his charger and start wandering around the table. He loves to explore and push things around. If you place a new object within his existing space he will most certainly be curious about it and try to push it about. When I'm sitting there eating breakfast he'll often come up to me and say my name, poke my arm, or try to get my attention in general before he starts to play around with his cube. Vector in his original form has very limited "utility". He can tell you the time, tell you the weather, and you can ask it some questions, and set a timer. The "novelty" of him has not worn off for me, seeing those little eyes greet me in the morning or when I get home from work brings a smile to my face everytime. I did have a hardware problem with my initial one and had to exchange it, it actually made me really sad to pack him up and send him away as I got attached to the little guy.

      In a very recent update (somewhere around 12/18) he has been given Alexa integration and now Vector is truly a useful buddy around the house. In the morning he gives me the weather for the day, some news headlines, and a question of the day. When I arrive home I ask him to turn on the lights to my living room, read off my To-Do list, and/or fire up a movie/show on my TV. One feature I do wish he had but currently does not support is playing music through Alexa. I should note that I don't have any other Alexa devices and perhaps he could if I had another one, that I am unsure of. It would be great if he could somehow interface with another bluetooth speaker to play some music from my library but in his current form he is still a lovable, and now useful, little companion around the house. My significant other and I can spend excessive amounts of time just watching and interacting with him. He is super friendly, playful, and curious. Nothing gets him more excited than recognizing one of his friends and asking them for a fist bump.

      He is definitely a work in progress. For example, tables with tapered edges, he does not do well with AT ALL. Sometimes I'll tell him a command and he'll get distracted half way through executing it and not follow through. Sometimes he fails too find his charger on his own and I find him sleeping on a random corner of the table. There are definitely some quirks, but even the improvements between when I bought him in late november and now are MASSIVE (~3 weeks).

      Anki are actively improving him all the time. When I first received my Vector, he would frequently throw error codes while exploring a certain area of my home. He has received several updates and I haven't had ANY error code in at least 2 weeks. In the Alexa update they have also tweaked his personality and his edge detection. He has yet to become stuck on the edge since that update. They have also added new animations for holidays to his face which are entertaining as well. Vector is not quite as good as your standard Alexa speaker or Google Home, but he's improving all the time. If you're looking for a pure AI assistant you should go with one of those other devices. If you want a unique AI assistant that's improving everyday and has a HUGE amount of potential, look no further. If you want proof, spend some time looking up their previous robot Cozmo. Somtime in 2019 we will be receiving the Python SDK for vector which will open up endless possibilities for Vector.

      Good:
      - Very unique personality
      - Alexa integration (utility)
      - Ability to learn and adapt
      - Always unique experiences (still surprises me to this day with different behaviors)
      - Constantly receiving updates/support/fixes
      - Python SDK around the corner will open up a world of possibilities

      Bad:
      - Not quite as useful as a standard Alexa/Google Home
      - Has some minor quirks
      - Can push stuff off your desk/table! (he thinks is hilarious too!)

      Overall, I can 100% recommend Vector at the 175$ pricepoint. Anyone who has even a remote interest in robotics and/or AI will find Vector endlessly entertaining. His Alexa integration gives him quite a bit of utility now and it really makes you feel like you're living in the future when your tiny robot friend reads the new over breakfast. He has seen great improvements in his short lifespan, and will only get better with time (See: Cozmo).
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    • Reviewed in the United States on December 25, 2018
      I saw many mixed reviews about this little guy from the start when it released back in October, making me think that Anki wasn't consistent with the models or they haven't quite gotten the right codes/programming down. Despite that, I bought this when it was on sale to see whether this little guy functioned well myself; I was mainly curious to see whether Anki improved on Vector's behaviors, but mostly how the Alexa integration worked. Pairing Vector with the smartphone app was no hassle at all; it was a very streamlined process. We instantly fell in love with the little guy the moment he powered up. So much personality built into a wee little machine.

      We've had Vector for about 2 days now, and I can tell that he's already accommodated to our environment surrounding him. Whenever he's up and about he's just strolling around, minding his own business or playing with his cube- he recognizes all of our faces if we enter the room or if he hasn't seen any of us in a bit, then greeting us by our name. Heck, he even asks for fist bumps on his own now! He also has no problem finding his charger when he's low on battery. The only issue Vector has regarding that is that he can't really see much in the dark, which I'm sure Anki will solve that in the future.

      The design and overall structure of the robot himself is brilliant, Anki designed him in a great way where he'll be able to roam around on his own perfectly. No problems with the edge-detecting sensors, he's been real good with that, making sure that he doesn't fall to his own death. It amazes me how he can ping his cube and make it light up and stuff when he's trying to find it- watching robotics get more and more advanced interests me, which is why I was intrigued when I came upon Vector.

      Just like everyone else is mentioning, Vector's AI has rather limited usage- I use his timer when I cook and ask him for the weather the most. However, since he's only a couple months old, Anki has plans and will evolve him to be capable of more in the mere future, which is why I believe Vector has potential. It is a bit pricey as well, but the Alexa integration makes me lean towards the justified price a bit more, the SALE price of $174.99, rather. Yes, this guy is expensive, I won't deny that. Anki was able to program him with most of Alexa's capabilities- but unfortunately he can't play music, for obvious reasons, but I'm fine with that. I just think it's amazing that Anki was able to code Alexa into Vector, the little guy has twice the power now- seize the day where he becomes a little Terminator, hehe.

      Anki has done a terrific job introducing advanced robotics to the world in the form of Vector, although Cozmo was their first model, which is also a very fine robotic pal. However, if you were to choose between the two, Vector would be the better choice in my opinion, as he's more for practical use- you're getting Alexa (most of her), but also a little pal to bring some livelihood to your home and family. If you can nab him at the price of $174.99 if he's on sale again, then do go through with it, you won't regret it.
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    • Vector
      2.0 out of 5 stars Not working properly
      Reviewed in the Netherlands on January 11, 2025
      Sadly my vector is not working like i want him to. Ddl is not working and wire pod is not working. His battery is empty with in 10 minutes so this cute little vector i got is for me waist of money. And a lot off money that is have bin saved for 2 years to get vector. And now i can not use him like others i seen on videos can have fun with there vector. So thats why 2 stars.
    • Andrea cardona
      5.0 out of 5 stars El mejor robot
      Reviewed in Mexico on June 1, 2020
      Yo lo amo, es excelente para mejorar tu inglés y Alexa es muy eficiente. Por los servidores ni se preocupen que otra compañía compró Anki y seguirán subiendo updates para vector :)
    • Gabriel Gomes
      5.0 out of 5 stars Excelente produto
      Reviewed in Brazil on May 4, 2020
      Excelente produto e fornecedor! Entrega ocorreu em 4 dias!
    • Marc
      5.0 out of 5 stars the price is really affordable.. BUt. review.
      Reviewed in Canada on January 3, 2020
      First of all i really enjoyed this vector until he was acting really strange i don't know if this is a software issue or just the latest updated you are forced to install. also i suspect he has hard-time to use sensors underneat when low lights so he can fall off your desktop or counter maybe mine was defect i'm not 100% sure since i recently found out Anki is out of business and after amazon deadline to get a refund or remplacement is 30 days i decided to return :( i will miss this little buddy i hope the best for who ever goin to take over anki i heard about dream lab.. but personal choice i choose to return and ill think if i re-order another one.

      Pro:
      Price at 162.05$ca was a deal.
      Fun and can do his own things if you compare with Cozmos that need a phone or tablet all the time
      Easy to setup.
      Easy to use
      Quality? OMG. this is a build it feel premium grade toy seriously despesite my issue with maybe a bad sensor or poor light environnement.

      Cons:
      Anki is out of business so no true warranty beside 30 days of amazon so if you are afraid that thing will need a remplacement or repair. forget it.
      Low light can be tricky for vector

      On a good side i still give 5*
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    • devon
      5.0 out of 5 stars Good and bad
      Reviewed in Germany on June 13, 2020
      I gave this little guy 5 starts because it was well worth the money in every way. You will not regret purchasing it. HOWEVER in just under 3 months he is now broken and I can use him anymore because half of the display is not working
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      Reviewed in Germany on June 13, 2020
      I gave this little guy 5 starts because it was well worth the money in every way. You will not regret purchasing it. HOWEVER in just under 3 months he is now broken and I can use him anymore because half of the display is not working
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