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He has been covering Android and the rest of the Google ecosystem for years, reviewing devices, hosting podcasts, filming videos, and writing tutorials. Joe Fedewa has been writing about technology for over a decade.
The USB-C end goes into the controller, and the USB-A end goes into the console. The Stadia controller comes with a USB-C to USB-A cable.
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In general, though, USB HID controllers work out of the box for many PC games. The buttons might not match up correctly, and you might need to do some configuration to get it just right. What that doesn't mean is that every game will support the controller.
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Like those devices, the Stadia controller will pretty much just work when you plug it in, no setup or proprietary drivers required. USB "HID" means " Human Interface Device." That's the same classification as keyboards and mice. The good news is that Google designed the controller to work as a standard USB HID controller when it's plugged into other platforms. When you're playing Stadia, the controller connects over Wi-Fi. Unfortunately, the controller can only be used wirelessly for Stadia. The controller's built-in Bluetooth connection is only used when you're setting up Stadia. Units will go on general release from the 12th of October.If you happen to have the Stadia controller, you might be interested in getting more use out of it. Vector goes on sale today with pre-orders getting a 20% discount on the £250 price.
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Though he looks the same, Vector is an upgrade on Cozmo on all fronts, adding significant features to what was, already, a charming little robot. With such strong sales for Cozmo, there’s clearly a big market for toys of this type and the Anki Vector looks to continue in the same vein.
READ NEXT: The cute robot that could be the future of robotic assistants You never need to use your phone to control him if you don’t want to. And the integrated Wi-Fi on the Snapdragon chip enables autonomous updates. He’s now also equipped with a single-point, time of flight laser sensor, which enables much more accurate mapping of his surroundings. He has a higher resolution camera, boosted from VGA to 1,920 x 1,080 here, which helps to improve facial recognition and take better quality photos. Vector has other upgrades, too, aside from voice control. Think of Vector as Alexa on wheels but with more personality. You can even play Blackjack with Vector just by using your voice and, if he loses, he gets grumpy. Anki is also working on adding more of what it calls “characterful utilities” in the future. He can set up alarms and reminders and answer questions about the weather or general trivia – all delivered in cute, slightly comic robotic tones. Using a new quad-microphone array and always-on Wi-Fi connectivity, Vector can act as a tiny, robotic digital assistant. Courtesy of a 1.2GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 210 chip, Vector’s smarts are now all on-board and these drive his major new feature: voice recognition. Yet Anki has put plenty of upgrades over Cozmo and the most significant of these are improved autonomy. READ NEXT: The robots that learn new tasks by studying humans Vector also has facial expressions and body motions developed with the help of former Pixar animators, helping him to be just as charming as his little brother. He can recognise faces and animals, play games and manipulate objects with his articulating arms. Ostensibly, Vector is able to perform a similar manner of tasks to Cozmo.
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