Robotics
| At the recent DICE Conference, Boris Sofman, CEO of Anki talked about his experience in building diverse robotic systems — from consumer products to off-road autonomous vehicles and bomb-disposal robots. |
At the recent DICE Conference, Anki's Boris Sofman discussed his product, Anki DRIVE and how the interaction between physical products and digital products work.
According to Sofman, "We’re at the earliest stages of a technological revolution that could reinvent countless aspects of our daily lives. This is why, for us, Anki DRIVE is not just a proud first step for the company, it’s a catalyst for the future of Anki and the industry of consumer robotics."
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would never have been possible five years ago. "We’ve been able to take advantage of a unique ecosystem of components that are more capable and affordable than ever before, and benefit from the prevalence of powerful mobile devices," writes Sofman on the Anki Blog. 
As an engineer and researcher with experience in building diverse robotic systems — from consumer products to off-road autonomous vehicles and bomb-disposal robots — Boris is making it his life's work to create products that people would not expect to be possible. He earned a B.S., M.S. and Ph.D. from the Robotics Institute of Carnegie Mellon University.
SOURCE Variety
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