VMAX AI robot – the child's new conversational friend with 41 languages

A little robot friend with big possibilities. A buddy to talk to, laugh with, ask questions to and discover the world with.

Children have a thousand questions. Why is the sky blue? How did dinosaurs live? What does this word mean in Spanish? Can you tell me another story?

With the VMAX AI robot, the child gets their own little conversational buddy who can respond with their voice, tell stories, explain things and inspire new questions. 

What really makes VMAX special is the powerful AI technology DeepSeek and the impressive Swedish language experience.

The robot is suitable both for children who love to discover new things and for families who want to give their children more opportunities to use different languages ​​at home.

The best part? The robot isn't just for kids. The whole family can talk to it, learn new things, and have fun together.

A little friend that the child can talk to

Imagine a robot friend on the desk that the child can turn to when their curiosity is aroused.

The child can tell you what they are thinking, ask questions, ask for stories or choose a new topic to explore.

The robot responds with its voice, and the child can continue the conversation with follow-up questions.

It can be about anything from your favorite animal and space to friendship, history or why certain things work the way they do.

That's exactly what makes the robot special: the child doesn't just have to listen to ready-made content, but can participate and direct the conversation themselves.

A playful conversationalist who encourages curiosity, imagination and the desire to learn.

An extra conversation buddy for multilingual children

In many Swedish families, more than one language is spoken.

Maybe the father comes from Spain, the mother from Iran and the child was born in Sweden.

The child uses Swedish at school, speaks Spanish with dad and Persian with mom. But it's not always easy to get enough practice in all the languages.

With the AI ​​robot, the family can create more natural opportunities to use their languages ​​at home.

The child can talk to the robot in Spanish one day, listen to a fairy tale in Russian the next day, and ask questions in Swedish whenever they want.

It can also be a fun way to practice your family's native language before talking to grandparents or other relatives.

More conversations in the family's different languages ​​– in a playful way, at the child's own pace.

Learn languages ​​by talking and repeating

The robot can be a fun part of your child's language training.

Instead of just reading words in a book, the child can hear how they sound, repeat after the robot and practice using the language in conversation.

For example, the child may:

• Ask the robot to say new words in a chosen language.
• Listen and repeat sentences to practice pronunciation.
• Practice common greetings and everyday expressions.
• Ask what a word means.
• Ask the robot to give more examples.
• Listen to fairy tales in the family's different languages.
• Practice simple conversations and ask your own questions.

It works as a complement both for children who already speak several languages ​​and for those who want to start learning a new one.

Help with homework and new skills

Sometimes a child needs to have a question explained in a different way.

With the AI ​​robot, the child can ask for help understanding various school subjects and receive explanations through conversation.

This could be, for example, mathematics, history, geography, natural sciences or languages.

The child may say:

"Can you explain division more simply?"

"Why do we have seasons?"

"What does this word mean?"

"Can you help me understand this homework?"

The robot can explain, give examples and answer follow-up questions.

However, AI answers may contain inaccuracies and should be checked when doing homework.

Fairy tales that the child can help shape

Does your child want to hear a fairy tale about a dragon who lives on the moon? Or an adventure about a little cat who discovers the sea?

Ask the robot to tell you!

The child can choose a topic and ask more questions about the story.

It is also possible to use fairy tales for language training by listening to stories in Swedish or one of the other supported languages.

A cozy activity both for the child and together with the family.

Even adults can use the robot

VMAX AI robot is not limited to children's issues.

Adults can also use it to get information, ask questions, practice language, and explore new topics.

Ask about history, geography, science, culture, technology, everyday knowledge or social issues.

You can also ask questions about news, but current information needs to be checked against updated sources.

41 languages ​​– including Swedish

Choose from the following languages ​​in the Vmax Home app:

Swedish, English, Chinese, Japanese, Cantonese, Korean, Russian, Spanish, Arabic, French, Vietnamese, Italian, Indonesian, Hindi, Finnish, Thai, German, Portuguese, Ukrainian, Turkish, Czech, Polish, Romanian, Catalan, Dutch, Danish, Norwegian, Estonian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Icelandic, Malay, Slovenian, Bulgarian, Hebrew, Slovak, Croatian, Hungarian, Persian, Greek and Filipino.

The app also has automatic language selection.

Available voices and features may vary between languages.

Customize your robot friend with Vmax Home

Via the Vmax Home app, you can connect the robot to Wi-Fi, select conversation languages, voices and conversation roles.

The robot can be activated with a button or with the wake-up phrase "Hello baby", according to the installation guide.

The volume can be set to three positions: silent, low and high.

Technical specifications

Property	Information
Make	VMAX
Model	01M-06
Paint	Yellow
Language	41 language choices
App	Vmax Home
AI model	DeepSeek according to the provider
Measure	125 × 90 × 65mm
Weight	Approximately 160g
Material	ABS and PC
Battery	1,200mAh
Charge	USB-C, DC 5V/1A
Wi-Fi	2.4GHz
Bluetooth	5.0
Speaker	3W, 4Ω

This is included

• 1 × AI robot
• 1 × USB-C cable
• Accompanying documentation

Good to know

The robot requires an internet connection via 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi for AI functions. It is designed for voice-based conversations and cannot operate independently.

The robot is a complement to play and learning, not a replacement for human friendship, parents or teachers. 

Frequently asked questions and answers

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Can the robot speak Swedish?

Yes. Swedish is among the 41 languages ​​displayed in the Vmax Home app. You can easily choose which language the robot should speak.

Can my child use multiple languages?

Yes. The child can practice words and sentences, listen to fairy tales and ask questions in the supported languages. It is especially fun for multilingual families where the child speaks Swedish at school and one or more other languages ​​at home.

Can the robot help with homework?

Yes. The child can ask for simpler explanations, examples and help understanding questions in different school subjects. Just like other AI services, such as ChatGPT, the robot can sometimes give incorrect answers. Therefore, check important information with an adult.

Can the robot tell stories and answer questions?

Yes.The child can ask the robot to tell a story, ask about things they are wondering about, and continue the conversation with follow-up questions.

Can adults also use the robot?

Absolutely. Even adults can use the robot for language, history, geography, technology and everyday issues. For current news, the information should always be checked against updated sources.

Does the robot need internet?

Yes. AI calls require an internet connection via 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi. The robot does not support 5 GHz Wi-Fi.

Does the mobile phone have to be connected all the time?

No, not according to the supplier. The mobile phone is needed to install and customize the robot in Vmax Home. After that, calls can be made via the robot's Wi-Fi connection without you having to take out your mobile phone every time.

How do you start a conversation?

According to the setup guide, you can start the call with the button on the back of the robot, next to the volume button, or say the wake-up phrase “Hello baby.” The volume has three settings: silent, low, and high.

How is the robot charged?

The robot has a 1,200 mAh rechargeable battery and is charged via USB-C. The charging cable is included in the package.

Can the robot walk around by itself?

No. This model is primarily intended for voice-based calls and does not operate independently.

What age is the robot suitable for?

The robot is not suitable for children under 3 years of age as small parts may pose a choking hazard. As with other connected toys, an adult should be involved and supervise its use.

More than just a toy

A small robot that the child can talk to about big and small things.

A conversationalist who can raise new questions, tell stories, help the child practice the family's different languages, and make learning more playful.

For the child who constantly asks why. For the multilingual family. For those who love stories. And for everyone who enjoys discovering something new.

VMAX AI robot – a little conversational companion for big discoveries.

The story behind our choice of VMAX

We are a Swedish family with two children. We wanted to find a small AI robot that our own children could actually talk to – in Swedish.

Why we at VaruZone chose VMAX Read our story ▾

Behind VaruZone are us – a Swedish family with two children. Like many other parents, we wanted to find more than just another ordinary toy: a little conversational friend who could answer children's questions, tell stories and make learning more fun.

We searched for a long time and tried different AI robots. Many were incredibly cute, but when we started talking to them in Swedish we were disappointed. They often misunderstood what we said and the answers were sometimes so unclear that the conversation did not work as we had hoped.

For us, it wasn't enough to have "Swedish" in a language list. We wanted the children to actually be able to talk to the robot and understand the responses.

That's how we discovered VMAX with DeepSeek. Of the AI ​​robots we've tested, it's the one that has given us by far the best conversation experience in Swedish.

Behind VMAX lies two years of development work and major investments in improving the language experience, not least in Swedish.It made a big difference to our choice.

We wanted to offer something we ourselves had been looking for for so long: a little friend who can help with homework, language practice, and all those unexpected questions that children ask every day.

That's why we chose VMAX for VaruZone. Chosen by parents, with consideration for other families.