Pretty clever really. It probably isn't going or replace walking the dog when you get home from work, but the patented robot could help pets be less anxious when their owners aren't home.

Once it locks on a face, it can track the person by moving its head, much like a real pet would. Depending on your body language, the robot is also capable of identifying if you are upset and will ...

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For these robots, I focused on models with a dustbin capacity of at least 0.6 liters (about double the capacity of most models with docking stations). Pets — especially dogs — track a lot of ...

High-end robot vacuums are tipping 18,500Pa of suction power these days, but the Deebot Ozmo N8 Pro+'s 2,600Pa is still sufficient for cleaning pet hair (even though it might need a few more ...

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pet dander and outdoor dirt. We even found robot vacuums smart enough to dodge dog poop and other obstacles. The iRobot Roomba j7+ is designed with dog owners in mind. This smart vacuum includes ...

pet hair always seems to find its way back onto the floor. Consider a robot vacuum for pet hair: These small vacuums work wirelessly, often running off a pre-programmed schedule, to suck up pet ...

According to a recent study by the International Robotics Federation, the global market for service robots, including robot dogs, is projected to reach $17.5 billion by 2024. Driven by advancements in ...

Visitors to a new aquarium in China were left furious this week after discovering one of its top aquatic stars was a robot, ...

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