But none, she says, are like her latest creation, a marvel of digital technologies, including speech-recognition and memory chips, radio frequency tags and scanners, and facial robotics. She and her ...

Wisconsin mom Amy Jandrisevits creates dolls for kids with all sorts of differences, helping "babies and children to be proud of who they are," one parent tells PEOPLE in this week's issue Siblings ...

Judy Shackelford has been in the toy industry for more than 40 years and has sold lots of dolls. She is very proud of her latest creation. It has speech-recognition technology, memory chips, radio ...

October 9, 2006 It’s gonna be an interactive Christmas and we’ll be featuring quite a few new high-tech toys over coming months, which brings us to the Amazing Allysen – Allysen is an older sibling of ...

What do you picture when you think of dolls? Pink clothes, fair skin, blue eyes and long hair are the usual features conjured up. But in a pretty standardised market, some innovative companies are ...

What is it about our bizarre fascination with simulacra — can anyone answer us that? That's what this Amazing Amanda doll is all about — a doll so realistic she can speak, eat, recognize her "Mommy," ...