Sony's made some endearingly offbeat electronic toys over the years -- looking at you people who gave your Aibos funerals. The company's newest addition to its crowdfunding site, First Flight, is ...
Tokyo Toy Show 2017, Sony toy platform "ToioWe announced. It is a product that can be used for program education that allows you to create lovely movements by loading programs into a small "cube" with ...
Sony might not be a name you'd immediately associate with robotic toys, but it does, or rather did, have a few under its name, from the dog-like Aibo to the the "dancing" Rolly to, more recently, the ...
Sony has unveiled a new robotic toy known as the Toio cube, with the device itself now being available for pre-orders in Japan. The new toy, which resembles small cubes on wheels has been funded ...
Two weeks ago a Sony cartridge patent surfaced, raising suspicion as to whether or not it is for the Playstation 5. The air got cleared today after the announcement that the design is for Sony TOIO, a ...
In an era of STEM “toys” that forget toys are supposed to be fun, the weird side of Sony has showed up to save the day. Toio is a new game console by Sony, but it’s not for your typical video games ...
Sony Interactive Entertainment is introducing a new way to play with its hands-on educational toy platform called toio. Its goal is to cultivate creativity and getting creative juices flowing, ...
Sony recently unveiled Toio, an educational robotics toy for young programmers. We all know Sony as an electronics giant, but they do dabble in robotics from time to time. The AIBO dog family is ...
Sony Interactive Entertainment announced its newest project, and it’s certainly a new direction for the company. With “toio,” it’s looking to inspire creativity in the next generation. Surprisingly, ...
No, Sony's PlayStation 5 won't use expandable SSD cartridges. The cartridge patent wasn't for PlayStation hardware, but instead for Sony's line of Toio kids toys. Just as we warned, those purported ...
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