Misty Goes to Twilio SIGNAL 2019
We’re back from Twilio: SIGNAL 2019, have (almost) caught up on our rest, and we’re ready to share. First, who’s Twilio and what’s SIGNAL? A very quick overview for the
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We’re back from Twilio: SIGNAL 2019, have (almost) caught up on our rest, and we’re ready to share. First, who’s Twilio and what’s SIGNAL? A very quick overview for the
Last week, we covered how Misty is able to move and this week, we’re covering how she’s able to stop moving. More specifically, how she stops moving in order to
An autonomous robot can perceive its environment, make decisions based on what it perceives and/or has been programmed to recognize and then actuate a movement within that environment. Enabling autonomous
To celebrate National Camera Day, we spotlighted the four cameras Misty has packed away neatly in her visor. These cameras work simultaneously to make it possible for her to explore
One of the defining characteristics of the Misty development platform is the ability to customize her by changing out her arms. A team of developers at the University of Denver
Misty II has arms! Believe it or not, this wasn’t a given. A lot of thought and discussion went into whether we would give her arms at all. Once we
