I hate the Rabbit R1. It's yet another sign that standalone AI gadgets, like the Humane AI Pin, are fundamentally useless devices meant to attract hype and VC funding without benefitting users at all.

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A robot rabbit is likely to hop to the top of the Easter parade as an alternative to chocolate eggs. The battery-driven Zhu Zhu Fluffy Bunny, priced around £10, races across a room and makes 40 ...

If you like the idea of playing with your pet even when you’re not around, then the solution could be in the form of a high-tech, remotely controlled ball called Pebby. Touted as a “robotic pet sitter ...

Futuristic TV shows, movies, and sci-fi books often have robot characters. It’s a given that this type of technology will be a part of everyday life in the future. If you’d like to give your kids a ...

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Sony Corp. may have put its Aibo robotic dogs to sleep, but the inventor of the popular Furby toy said on Tuesday the market for toy animatrons is anything but extinct. Caleb Chung unveiled a lifelike ...