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Boris Sofman taps his phone, and the robot on the conference room table in front of him wakes up. Not in that gadget-y way, like when a laptop screen turns on, though. The robot slowly raises its head and opens one eye, then the other, as if the light of the world is just too much. Sofman, CEO of robotics company Anki, chuckles as the it shakes off the rust of sleep and ambles off its charging cradle. After circling the table a moment, it drives quickly to the edge. It only pauses once it's driven halfway off. I instinctively put my hand out to catch it, but a split second later, the robot looks down, and its blue OLED eyes go wide.

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Sofman smiles. The robot yelps in a tiny robot voice, flails its single, u-shaped arm in terror, quickly reverses its bulldozer-style tracks, and backs away. 'This little guy,' Sofman says, 'is Cozmo.' Three years ago, Sofman took the stage at Apple's WWDC keynote and demonstrated, a set of artificially-intelligent race cars. That was Anki's first product. Cozmo is its second—third if you count a major update to Drive—launching today after five years in development. It is a $180, coffee-mug-sized, vehicular robot—like a cross between a Furby and a Tonka Truck.

Like Drive, Cozmo is a toy. It's meant largely for children, and it is adorable. With most toys, Sofman says, it's up to the humans playing with them to provide creativity. Your C-3PO doesn't act like C-3PO unless you do all the work. 'Here,' Sofman says, 'we can actually make him true to form.' Thanks to a wholly unique combination of computer-vision science, advanced robotics, deep character development, and a set of machine-learning algorithms that Anki calls the 'emotional engine,' Cozmo is meant to be something very much like a real-life version of Wall-E or R2-D2.

It's not human, but it feels real. If Anki can actually pull off this difficult mix of high-tech and kid-friendly, Cozmo could be much more than the next Tickle Me Elmo or Furby. Genarts Sapphire 7 Mac Serial Info. Next time a Pixar movie comes out, the cute characters could feel as alive in your living room as they do on-screen. Sofman and his team are offering SDKs for nearly every part of Cozmo, and they imagine children learning to program by building fun new games and features for their adorable robots. 'With enough attention and love to it,' Sofman says, 'this could be the most capable STEM platform that ever existed.' They'll be updating the robot's software constantly with new games and capabilities.