Sony AIBO robot dog upgrade: added emotional interaction function
Sony announced a major upgrade for its AIBO robot dog today. This update adds a new emotional interaction function. AIBO can now better understand and respond to human feelings. It uses improved cameras and microphones. The robot analyzes facial expressions and voice tones. It then adjusts its own behavior accordingly. Owners see a more lifelike companion.
(Sony AIBO robot dog upgrade: added emotional interaction function)
If you seem happy, AIBO might wag its tail excitedly. It could also play a cheerful tune. If you sound sad, the robot might nuzzle closer. It could also offer gentle comforting sounds. The goal is a deeper bond between people and their robotic pets. Sony engineers worked extensively on this feature. They studied real dog behaviors and human responses.
The upgrade uses advanced artificial intelligence. It processes emotional cues in real time. This makes interactions feel more spontaneous. Existing AIBO owners get the update automatically. It downloads directly to their robot. The software update is free. Sony hopes this makes AIBO even more popular. The robot dog first launched years ago. It has many loyal fans worldwide.
Sony believes emotional connection is vital for companion robots. “AIBO learns your habits,” said a company spokesperson. “Now it also reads your feelings. This makes the experience richer. The robot feels more like part of the family.” The new function is active immediately after the update. Users need the latest AIBO model. The ERS-1000 series supports this feature.
(Sony AIBO robot dog upgrade: added emotional interaction function)
The updated AIBO robots are available now. You can buy them through Sony’s official stores and authorized retailers. Pricing remains unchanged.
Sony announced a major upgrade for its AIBO robot dog today. This update adds a new emotional interaction function. AIBO can now better understand and respond to human feelings. It uses improved cameras and microphones. The robot analyzes facial expressions and voice tones. It then adjusts its own behavior accordingly. Owners see a more lifelike…