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Cozmo is a small, interactive robot. Designed to be a companion and playmate for children and adults, Cozmo has many features that allow it to learn, play games, and interact with its environment. With its expressive LCD screen “face,” built-in wheels, and range of sensors and cameras, Cozmo can move around and interact with its surroundings in various ways. In addition, users can program Cozmo using Code Lab, a graphical programming interface based on Scratch Blocks that Anki developed, to create their programs and routines for the robot to perform. As a result, Cozmo is a fun and engaging companion that will delight users of all ages. [Cozmo released on October 16th, 2016] | Cozmo is a small, interactive robot. Designed to be a companion and playmate for children and adults, Cozmo has many features that allow it to learn, play games, and interact with its environment. With its expressive LCD screen “face,” built-in wheels, and range of sensors and cameras, Cozmo can move around and interact with its surroundings in various ways. In addition, users can program Cozmo using Code Lab, a graphical programming interface based on Scratch Blocks that Anki developed, to create their programs and routines for the robot to perform. As a result, Cozmo is a fun and engaging companion that will delight users of all ages. [Cozmo released on October 16th, 2016] | ||
=== Cozmo SDK === | |||
The Cozmo SDK is a programming interface that allows users to interact with and control the Cozmo robot, providing access to its advanced robotics and AI capabilities. It enables users to customize Cozmo's movements, expressions, voice, and more, making it a versatile platform for education, research, and entertainment. | |||
=== Cozmo 2.0 === | |||
Cozmo 2.0 is [[Digital Dream Labs|DDL's]] revamped version of Anki’s Cozmo robot — it's meant to be a revamped, more robust, and supported follow-up to the charming 2016 gadget. Cozmo 2.0 is meant to be a repainted [[Vector]] 2.0 with new software. However, Digital Dream Labs (DDL) has faced significant controversy and criticism for failing to fulfill many of its pre-orders, with numerous backers still waiting to receive their Cozmo 2.0 months or even years after placing their orders, fueling growing frustration and uncertainty within the community. | |||