Anki has unleashed a brand new 21st Century answer to slot cars with this Apple iOS driven Anki Drive kit. Boris Sofman details the cool new tech that blends.
Anki Drive developers, Anki, have recently confirmed that their part toy/ part videogame racer will now be available to Android users.
Anki exec Boris Sofman discusses the new Apple iOS remote controlled toy robots Anki Drive in this exclusive interview from San Francisco.
Gamezebo: Imagine this: a mobile racing game that uses a physical track and physical cars that you can place right down on the floor of your living room, and control everything that’s going on in front of you through an app on your iPhone. Oh yeah, and the cars can shoot weapons and wipe each other off the tracks in real life as well, and the machines themselves even get smarter the more that you play. It sounds like something you’d see in a movie about what the future of video games could one day hold, doesn’t it?
This is way cooler than the slot cars I grew up with.