Farewell, Kuri, we hardly knew you. Kuri the rolling, talking, video-capturing robot -- who made its debut at the 2017 Consumer Electronics Show -- has been terminated. Mayfield Robotics ...

If Kuri's maker has its way, the team concentrated on locomotion. After all, a security robot is worthless if it falls on its face. When we very first started the company, this was the very first ...

If you're going to have a robot hanging around the house all day watching your every move, you might as well find a way to make it less weird and more useful. Kuri Vision just might do that.

The brainchild of Mayfield Robotics, Kuri is one of many home robots being introduced at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. It's a home companion that will sell for $699 in the fall.

If you've been dreaming for years about having your own R2-D2 or BB-8, get ready. Just don't expect your new robot companion to do too much, because you might be disappointed. A new generation of ...

It's 2017 and we're still not close to having a Rosie the Robot or C-3PO in our homes. Kuri, the autonomous home robot, might change that. Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable ...

Less than a month after Mayfield Robotics said it was stopping production on its Kuri home robot, the company announced today on its blog that the company will be shutting down. Mayfield Robotics ...

Pause. I brace for rejection, but then the robot lets out a balooop and shimmies back and forth. This, I am to presume, means Kuri loves me too. Interacting with Kuri, a robot set to hit the ...

Inside the Silicon Valley office of Mayfield Robotics, Kuri looks up at me and squints as if in a smile. Then the robot rolls across the floor, emitting a few R2-D2-like beeps. Mayfield Robotics ...

Kuri can now recognize cats and dogs -- it'll know the difference between your pet and your significant other. The robot's vision cameras are also receiving an upgrade to 1080p, so you can expect ...

A home robot that had a high profile at recent events has been cancelled before going on sale to the wider public. Kuri was designed to play with children, respond to voice commands and patrol ...

Kuri’s definitely the most adorable home robot, even if that’s not that hard an honor to claim given the relatively sparse competitive field. But it’s even cuter now, because it can now dance.