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Techstination, your destination for gadgets and gear.  I’m Fred Fishkin.  The Covid-19 pandemic has interrupted life as we know it in many ways,  The Essence Festival of Culture…was forced to cancel its physical gathering in New Orleans….but has been able to transform into a virtual event…that began last weekend and will continue this coming weekend…with concerts, panel discussions …even virtual exhibits.  Ford has been a long time supporter and the carmaker’s head of brand strategy and growth audience marketing, Raj Register, tells us…

“All of the vehicles are set up.  Each consumer can do a virtual walk around as well as we have some video content to really show a little bit more about these vehicles.  And then our booth has some fun things that consumers can do.  We have an Uplift Color Wall.  Our theme is Uplift and that is about healing and tolerance.”

You can find more info at www.essence.com.

You can find us at Techstination.com.  I’m Fred Fishkin.

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Techstination, your destination for gadgets and gear.  I’m Fred Fishkin.  Roybi Robot is a learning robot for kids,  powered by artificial intelligence. It actually gets to know a child and has a built in camera to greet him or her with facial and voice recognition.  Founder and CEO Elnaz Sarraf...

“Roybi Robot is an AI powered, educational robot for kids aged 3 to 7 right now in language learning and basic STEM.  It comes with over 500 lessons, songs, stories on a daily basis.”

There’s a lot to like and the company promises parents will eventually be able to have it recognize up to three children in a household.  Parents follow their progress in an app.  The price…about two hundred dollars…but on the plus side, there are no subscription fees.  Find more at www.RoybiRobot.com.

You can find us at Techstination.com.  I’m Fred Fishkin.