The Sphero 2.0 robotic toy ball is twice as fast and three times as bright as its predecessor. With the launch of the original Sphero, Orbotix gave the humble ball a technological upgrade.

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 ...

Sphero is mainly known for its connected toys, and, of course, Star Wars' BB-8 Droid (which it also turned into a very popular gadget). But the company has also been working on grander plans all ...

The world's most technologically advanced cat toy is back -- the newly updated Sphero 2.0 is ready for a second trip around the carpet.

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 newest ...

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 Bolt is a programmable rolling droid with a bright LED matrix display, accessible coding apps, and new ways to automate the bot's actions.

Sphero is taking to Kickstarter to launch its next robot, called the RVR, which is compatible with various accessories and includes a swappable battery. The RVR is coming.

It’s only when you pair this odd ball with a cell phone that it shows its true colors. The Sphero connects via Bluetooth to iOS devices running iOS 4.0 or later and Android devices on 2.2 or later.

The Sphero BB-8 toy may not be powered by the Force, but Bill Detwiler cracks this rolling robot open to show you the tech inside.

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 science ...