It’s the age of the techno toy, judging from the playthings unveiled at the American International Toy Fair Sunday in the Javits Center. Fairgoers got a peek at Beanie Baby 2.0, a remake of the plush ...

[Adam Bercu] and [Dan Landers] from Artisan’s Asylum in Somerville, MA brought a very, very cool toy to Maker Faire this year. It’s a two hundred pound WiFi repeater deploying robot able to amble ...

Are you ready to welcome our experimental toy robot overlords? They're adorable, and they're taking no prisoners here at Google I/O. Hasbro and Google are collaborating to bring these little critters ...

Get the latest federal technology news delivered to your inbox. I’m a geek. And as a geek, I love my tech toys. But over time I’ve noticed toys are becoming harder to understand. Some modern toys ...

Hanson Robotics is making its first foray into the consumer electronics market with an educational toy called Professor Einstein. The device is a pint-sized, shuffling Albert Einstein that uses ...

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1:40 A look at the impact high-tech toys may have on children A new generation of toys, using artificial intelligence, could help kids learn digital skills and encourage empathy and manners, said an ...

February 11, 2008 Educational and competition robotics product producer, Innovation First, Inc has announced the introduction of the new VEX RCR Mini robotics platform and VEX 802.11 Wi-Fi Control ...

Parents are being warned web perverts may target an AI-powered kids’ toy, available on Amazon. Makers of Miko Robot, described as “a smart companion for your child”, say can it interact with a ...

Real geeks have sophisticated toys, that may be what is behind Apple's insanely priced new MacBook Pro. When it comes to geek toys none compare to the sophisticated dog robot from Sony, the Aibo. The ...

One of the hottest toys on the market this Christmas isn’t a toy at all — at least, that’s what Sphero CEO Paul Berberian would like you to think. For years, Berberian resisted using the word “toy” ...