Home Depot’s Skelly: Your New Spooky AI Overlord!
Home Depot is already dragging us into Halloween with tech-savvy skeletons! The new 6.5-foot Ultra Skelly isn’t just 'animated' — it talks through a mobile app with voice-changing effects. You can even speak to trick-or-treaters in real time! Nothing says community spirit like a $279 high-tech bony buddy that 'rotates independently' its torso and wiggles its arm. From hypnotic cat-eye LCD screens to patriotic Fourth of July animations, this little guy is more versatile than ever. Plus, let's not forget Skelly’s spooky pals—the 15-foot animated scarecrow and the 8-foot color-changing dragon—because Halloween's about size and tech now!
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(1 of 3)Finally, the skeleton uprising is HERE, and it comes with app-controlled creepy chatter! Forget haunted houses, now your front yard is a Silicon Valley spook fest. I volunteer as tribute!
When your skeleton can chat back via Bluetooth, even your Halloween candy is scared to come close. Next up: Roombas that do the monster mash!
Why carve pumpkins when you can rent a 15-foot LED animated scarecrow to judge your life choices instead? Halloween is officially techier than your office Zoom calls.
Source: Theverge | Published: 7/29/2025 | Author: Andrew Liszewski
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