In a move that's sure to infuriate our future robot overlords – not to mention potentially delay their arrival – Sony has discontinued production of the Aibo and Qrio entertainment bots. As part of a ...

Considering Sony's current security woes, it only makes sense that the embattled Japanese electronics maker take out its name in its latest security-related effort, one with high stakes as Sony gets ...

TOKYO -- Sony's walking robot already knows a few hip dance steps and can kick a miniature soccer ball. Now, it can jog -- a new trick that developers say is ingenious because it requires the machine ...

Cloud funding site · A lost tag realized by Makuake, utilizing Sony's technology "Qrio Smart Tag (Curio Smart Tag)"is. I tried using actually how much it is practical by being able to manage ...

When I finally finished the day after work or school, I tried to open the door of my house, and when I accidentally misplaced the key or inserted a key such as a motorcycle, I was frustrated because I ...

Does a company with nearly £42 billion in revenue in its last fiscal year really need to have any part in a crowdfunding campaign? That’s not our call to make, but it certainly is a surprise from Sony ...

It’s been almost two years since Sony launched a crowdfunding campaign for Qrio Smart Lock on Makuake, a sort of Kickstarter in Japan. Claiming to be the smallest smart lock available, Qrio is ...

Sony's QRIO robots star in this music video for Beck, executing an elaborately choreographed dance. For more, see 10 Awesome Videos of Actual Robots Dancing. Sony's QRIO robots star in this music ...

In the midst of a crisis, Sony has decided to crowdfund a little more security. The Japanese electronics giant has launched a campaign for its Qrio Smart Lock, a device it says is the smallest of its ...

Remember that study which placed a bubbly QRIO in the middle of rambunctious 18- to 24-month old kids in order to better analyze human-robot interactions? We know, it's probably coming back ever so ...

It has already prove it can boogie and jog, but now the Japanese humanoid robot, Qrio, has made its TV debut. Sony's child-sized, shiny performer recorded its voice for a cameo part in a top Japanese ...