Samsung Electronics Co. has once again sidelined Ballie, a long-anticipated robot that was first announced six years ago but never released.

Samsung has quietly shelved its Ballie home robot, shifting it to internal use only and underscoring the challenges faced by consumer robots.

Samsung first showcased its rolling robot, Ballie, at CES six years ago. Since then, the company has periodically updated the concept, unveiling a new design with a built-in projector in 2024 and ...

The robot companion is now called an ‘active innovation platform' by Samsung's representatives.

Samsung’s long-running experiment with home robotics appears to have hit another pause. According to a Bloomberg report, the company’s Ballie robot has once again slipped out of public view, raising ...

The company will keep using Ballie internally as an "active innovation platform," but it seems doomed as a consumer device.

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