MistyRobotics

The journey towards Phase II of the 10-year Plan begins today.

Anything a mobile computer with cameras, microphones, speakers, a display, and multiple extensible sensors can do.

Learn about the sample code for Misty’s REST API, JavaScript SDK, and .NET SDK (Beta) that’s maintained by the Misty Robotics organization.

A collection of community-shared skills and applications for the Misty II platform

Face Recognition and Hardware Expandability combine to create a skill that can keep your information and belongings better-protected

Misty has more than 25 sensors, six of which are capacitive touch sensors. Adam Citarella, Misty Robotics’ Senior Software Engineer…

The human brain uses several cues for sound localization including the intensity (loudness), timing, and the frequency of noise. Due to…

A couple of weeks back, Ian Bernstein, Misty’s founder, shared his unboxing video of Misty II. She was hot off the production line in…

A breakdown of the Misty Text to Speech Skill

Learn how Twilio, PubNub, and Imgur APIs come together in Misty’s Photo Booth skill

Misty had another great opportunity to meet developers

Misty’s sensors are her toolkit for understanding the world. From pitch velocity to object distance, the data these sensors provide is…

Mobility, perception, and communication skills make Misty an ideal helping hand for small business owners.

A team of developers at Denver University (DU) took on the challenge of customizing Misty by changing out her arms to meet their goals.

Using Azure, you can teach Misty to read text extracted from an image, and then return an encoded .wav file that she can save and play.