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Anki Vector User Manual

Anki Vector
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Anki Vector Specifications

General IconGeneral
Operating SystemCustom Linux-based OS
Microphone4-microphone array
Voice RecognitionYes
CompatibilityiOS and Android via companion app
Memory1GB RAM
ProcessorQualcomm Snapdragon 212
ConnectivityWi-Fi 802.11n, Bluetooth 4.0
CameraHD Camera (720p)
Display184 x 96
SensorsGyroscope, accelerometer, cliff sensors, proximity sensor
BatteryLithium-ion battery
Voice AssistantBuilt-in voice assistant
Storage8GB
SpeakersBuilt-in speaker

Summary

Getting Started with Vector

What's Included

Lists the components that come with the Vector robot package, including the robot, charger, and cube.

What You Need

Details the external requirements for setting up Vector, such as a compatible device, WiFi router, and power adapter.

Charging Vector

Placing Vector on Charger

Instructions on how to correctly position Vector on its charging dock.

Charging Indicator

Explains that a green light on Vector indicates that it is currently charging.

Power Adapter Compatibility

Specifies that Vector is compatible with most USB power adapters requiring 5V and 1A or greater.

Setting Up the Vector App

Accessing the App

Guides users to browse to Vector's URL on their device or search for 'Anki Vector' in app stores.

App Download and Connection

Instructs users to download the app, launch it, and follow steps to connect to their Vector robot.

Interacting with Vector

Voice Activation

Explains how to activate Vector by saying 'Hey Vector' and notes the backpack light indicates it hears.

Example Voice Commands

Provides sample voice commands to get started, such as 'do a trick' or 'what is the weather'.

Improving Voice Recognition

Suggests pausing after 'Hey Vector' if the robot has trouble understanding commands.

Robot Components Overview

HD Camera

The robot's camera used for seeing and exploring its environment.

Infrared Laser Sensor

Detects objects and obstacles to help Vector navigate safely.

Power Button

The primary button used to control the robot's power state.

Capacitive Touch Sensor

Enables Vector to sense when it is being held or touched.

Microphone Array

A beamforming array that helps Vector determine the direction of your voice.

Troubleshooting and Support

Connectivity Checks

Ensures Bluetooth and WiFi are active on your device for proper connection.

WiFi Configuration

Addresses potential issues with 5GHz-only WiFi setups and suggests router setting adjustments.

Further Assistance

Recommends using the Vector app for support and provides a link for additional help.