There are hundreds of free activities to browse -- some made by Sphero, others from the community. Some use coding, or building and completing tasks like chariot or boat enclosures to win races ...

In our experience, we found Sphero's handling to be somewhat inexact and boat-like; planning turns and routes was a must for precise maneuvering. To maintain a satisfactory level of control ...

The Sphero SPRK, the orbicular glowing robot that ... Some, like navigating through a virtual maze and completing a boat enclosure, are relatively straightforward, while others, like making ...

Next up, let's talk about those apps before finishing up with another look at the Sphero Augmented Reality Engine. Back at E3 we checked out an app for iOS and Android dubbed Exile-- essentially a ...

A "Sphero 2.0 Revealed" version, which features transparent sections on the cover to display the inner workings, will be available exclusively from the Apple Store for the same price.

Orbotix’s Sphero — a small robotic ball you remote-control with a smartphone or tablet — is one of those gizmos that runs the risk of being something you love for half an afternoon and then ...

Sphero and littleBits have long been kindred spirits in the world of entertaining STEM toys, and soon they’ll be one and the same. Sphero this morning announced plans to buy the New York-based ...

The Sphero ball in action. Image: Sohero. You might have seen Sphero, a toy robotics company, in the news recently. Their programmable robotic ball was recently used by the creators of the ...

Call the force Bob — as in Walt Disney Co. CEO Bob Iger, who accelerated Sphero’s year-long quest to turn the new BB-8 droid into the most talked about toy spun out of the coming-soon “Star ...

Learn More Sphero, the nine-year-old Colorado-based company best known for its lineup of programmable robots, this week completed a major acquisition that catapults it to the top of the burgeoning ...