Oct 6, 2026 · 45 min · 17 segments
**Andrew Brown** and **Kevin Langdon**, the innovators behind **Ball 2**, a sensor-equipped smart ball that combines active play with the power of conversational AI. Fresh from their appearance on…
Asia TabbHostAndrew BrownGuestKevin LangdonGuestSo Ball2 is a foam ball filled with sensors, uh, that talks to a Bluetooth device, so your, your phone or your tablet, and you play games with it and have fun.
Those games that you play, um, with the ball, so it knows how high you throw it, how fast you spin it, how hard you throw it, how hard or soft you catch it, it takes all those metrics and you play games.
You can also make games with conversational AI by speaking to an interface we call the game maker, and you tell it, "Hey, I'm outside.
I want a game, uh, where we throw the ball back and forth and see how many times we can catch it in a row, but each throw has to have three spins in it." And then the interface, the game maker, works with you and builds that game, and lets anyone, including children, talk to it, code a game, and then build games you can play forever, share with your friends, and has unlimited possibilities of games because of that.
So Ball2 is a foam ball filled with sensors, uh, that talks to a Bluetooth device, so your, your phone or your tablet, and you play games with it and have fun.
Those games that you play, um, with the ball, so it knows how high you throw it, how fast you spin it, how hard you throw it, how hard or soft you catch it, it takes all those metrics and you play games.
You can also make games with conversational AI by speaking to an interface we call the game maker, and you tell it, "Hey, I'm outside.
I want a game, uh, where we throw the ball back and forth and see how many times we can catch it in a row, but each throw has to have three spins in it." And then the interface, the game maker, works with you and builds that game, and lets anyone, including children, talk to it, code a game, and then build games you can play forever, share with your friends, and has unlimited possibilities of games because of that.
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