LAS VEGAS—The Ozobot, a new intelligent game piece for the iPad, is really, really good at following directions: He never wanders off, turns around when you tell him to, and can change pace quickly. Perhaps that's why they were such a hit at CES, where they made their public debut.
Designed to spice up traditional game night, Ozobot uses the iPad as an in-person social experience, instead of just playing games with friends virtually. These little robots glide across the top of your iPad's display, never straying from the track drawn on screen.
Play puzzlers or race your Ozobot against a friend!
It can follow lines and commands on both physical and digital surfaces, responding to different colors. For example, if you want Ozobot to move a little quicker, draw two blue dots close together on the track. When Ozobot glides over those dots, it will speed up. Though specifically made for the iPad, it will follow a hand-drawn track as long as it's at least 6mm wide—about the width of a large Sharpie line.
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