AIBO, dog-shaped robot, Sony Corporation, Minato, Tokyo, Japan


We played with Aibo: Sony's $2,899 robot dog

Published on Aug 23, 2018

Sony’s Aibo makes its big return to the US, going on sale in September. Packed with AI and sensors, we spend some time learning the robot dog’s new tricks.
 

Aibo First Look: Impossibly Cute

Published on Aug 23, 2018

It's easy to scoff at Aibo, Sony's $2,799 robot dog. But seeing one up close might change your mind. It moves much more smoothly than before; it reacts to your pets and voice commands realistically; and best of all, it'll get smarter over time. Yes, Aibo is undoubtedly a luxury. But it brings us one step closer to the robot companions we've been waiting for.

"Sony Aibo hands-on: An adorable robo-pup that needs training"
It's impossibly cute, but not very smart out of the box.

by Devindra Hardawar
August 23, 2018
 

The $3000 Sony Aibo Robot Dog

Published on Aug 26, 2018

Have you ever imagined a robotic pet? The new Sony Aibo may just be what you’ve been waiting for. The new Sony Aibo will begin to ship in September (United States) and retail for $2899.
 

Sony aibo | Smile, It's aibo

Published on Nov 2, 2018

It’s hard to not be happy when you first encounter aibo. With life-like expressions and a dynamic array of movements, aibo’s lovable behavior brings warmth and delight to the lives of everyone aibo meets. Watch the genuine reactions of people as they meet aibo for the first time.
 

Baymax the Aibo ERS-1000

Published on Nov 17, 2018

A new pup is in the house! Baymax is a Japan import Aibo ERS-1000, so he is not connected to the Cloud and only understands Japanese.
 

What it's like to live with Aibo

Published on Nov 28, 2018

Bridget Carey takes Sony's Aibo for a test run to see what it's like for a family to live with a robot dog, and how different people (and animals) react to this new species of pet.
 

Sony Aibo review: new dog, new tricks

Published on Feb 27, 2019

Can the new Aibo live up to the hype and storied history of the original? After spending two weeks with the robotic dog, we have the answer.
 
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