Vector Robot

Anki llc

In-app purchases

About this app

A giant roll forward for robotkind.

Say hey to Vector, your first home robot. Seriously, say “Hey Vector.”— He can hear you.

Actually, Vector’s more than a home robot. He’s your buddy. Your companion. Most of all, he’ll make you laugh. Curious, independent, and powered by some preposterous tech and AI, he can read the room, express the weather, announce when his timer’s done (no overcooked dinner on his watch), take the perfect snapshot, and more. He also comes with an optional Amazon Alexa integration, which increases his helpfulness by accessing the ever-growing library of Alexa skills.

Vector is cloud connected and self-updates, so he’s always getting smarter and adding new features. He can even charge himself (electric cars and phones could learn a thing or two). Vector is your robot sidekick who’s up for anything.

Vector robot required. Available at DigitalDreamLabs.com.

© 2019-2022 Digital Dream Labs. All rights reserved. Vector, Digital Dream Labs, and the Digital Dream Labs and Vector logos are registered or pending trademarks of Digital Dream Labs, 6022 Broad Street, Pittsburgh PA 15206, USA.

Ratings and reviews

Update, it works great now except the MULTIPLE .99-10$ subscriptions of all things for features you can get for free on the escape pod. Very sad to see them going down this road. This was a 5-star rating but because of the reasons I stated it has to go back down. Typically companies only force you to have 1 subscription. Honestly, if it were a one-time purchase type of thing I really wouldn't be upset, but to have to subscribe to a button to wake him up for .99/month is excessive and ridiculous.

I've wanted a Vector Robot for a while but didn't get one until now. But when it came time to set it up, the app says "The Vector app was unable to connect to Anki services." Three days later, still haven't gotten anywhere. I paid for the subscription and everything, but no luck. I'm sure there's something I have not done yet to be able to get the Vector app working. But until I figure out what I'm doing wrong or get help from someone, Vector for me is just a $200 dust collector.

I've had my vector for years and over time, yes even with the server switch, with the time given the application keeps getting more and more janky. I understand that with a server switch it would be difficult but within that amount of time, you think you would've fixed connectivity issues. Vector is not the issue, it's the connection to the application, and it's very blatant. Hire an app development team and make sure the application works on phones before rolling it out

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