BOULDER, Colo.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Misty Robotics, the creators of the Misty platform robot, today announced the general availability of Misty II, the first professional-grade platform robot. Misty ...

LAS VEGAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Misty Robotics, the creators of the Misty II platform robot, today announced the launch of the Misty as a Concierge application template, which provides developers with a ...

Boulder-based Misty Robotics has begun shipping Misty II robots to its crowdfunding backers, the company announced Wednesday. Misty ran a crowdfunding campaign in May 2018 and sold over 500 robots.

It’s been nearly a year since Sphero, the company known best for making lovable Star Wars droids into connected toys, announced that it would be spinning off a new startup, Misty Robotics, that’s ...

The latest creation from Misty Robotics offers swappable arms, improved AI and an "infinite personality." It's aimed at businesses, inventors and students. I started with CNET reviewing laptops in ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... It can’t clean a bathroom or turn down a king-sized bed. It doesn’t have the gripping hands — or the size, for the matter — necessary for such tasks. With ...

Misty Robotics has unveiled a new personal robot called the Misty II, a model with a fun design and the ability to recognize faces, among other things. Misty II is currently being funded through a ...

Sphero spin-off company Misty Robotics has officially announced the mass-produced version of the robot it showed off at CES this year. The robot, dubbed the Misty II, looks, just like its predecessor, ...

I got an Apple ][ computer forty years ago. It cost $3,000 and changed the trajectory of my life. Today, you can pre-order a Misty II for $1,599, which is 50% off MSRP. From my perspective, Misty is ...

Last fall at a hackathon inside a featureless, low-slung warehouse in north-central Boulder, Colorado, one of the first outside software developers to get his hands on a brand-new robot had an idea: ...

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 ...