Miko, a developer of children’s electronics, will showcase its latest technological products at Toy Fair this weekend.Â
Event attendees can get up close and personal with Miko’s assortment of interactive robots and preview its latest AI-powered toy: the Sparky Kids’ Bot. The company is also expanding into the gaming space with an innovative chessboard, aiming to redefine how children learn and play in a high-tech world.
The Miko Mini takes learning off the page and onto the dance floor. | Source: Miko
Kids can explore their imagination with various interactive apps on Miko 3. | Source: Miko
The newest addition to the Miko family, Sparky, will debut at Toy Fair. | Source: Miko
The Miko Mini uses a variety of interactive apps to tailor learning to fit each kid. As they play with apps like Story Maker, Space Explorer, Spell Bee, and more, little ones will develop lifelong skills in a safe, parent-approved environment. For older users, the Miko 3 bot includes an expanded catalog of brain games, online connectivity, and conversational AI features to sharpen kids’ social skills.
Share the game of chess with kids in an easy-to-learn way with AI. | Source: Miko
Players can compete from all corners of the world. | Source: Miko
Miko will also bring the time-honored game of chess into the modern age with an AI-driven version. This improved chessboard is completely automated, thanks to self-moving pieces and smart sensors. The board’s AI guides users through chess strategy, offering helpful hints and explaining mistakes to improve their games. With digital connections to Miko Chess Grand boards around the world, players can become Global Grandmasters from the comfort of home.
Miko’s innovative products will be on display at Toy Fair Mar. 1-4 at Booth No. 3058.
