Xiaomi’s latest robot dog does backflips off skateboards, costs $3,000. Brian Heater. 5:19 AM PST · February 26, 2024. ... The robot dog is still no Sony Aibo. It does, however, ...

A $35,000 robot dog is turning heads and training students inside SRTC-Thomasville’s new manufacturing lab, bringing cutting-edge tech to rural Georgia education.

The claim that Suzuki is selling a low-cost transport robot dog called “MOQBA” is a misinterpretation of a real but conceptual mobility prototype.

An Ohio-based flamethrower manufacturer is officially selling a robot dog equipped with—you guessed it—a massive flamethrower. Despite the obvious safety implications, the Thermonator can now ...

A cost-effective, terminator-like robot taking a stroll stunned an NVIDIA scientist. Local media confirmed on January 8 that the humanoid robot seen in the video is from Shenzhen-based Zhongqing ...

Throw us a bone! Sony is bringing its robot dog to the United States, but it won't come cheap. The all-new Aibo, first unveiled at CES in January, will land in the coming weeks for $2,899. Yep ...

In fact, each guide dog costs around $30,000 to train. But even after training, not all dogs are found to be suitable for this role, further limiting their availability.

Dog-like robots could soon be bringing your package delivery to you. Zurich-based startup Rivr announced a new partnership with New York City-based parcel delivery service Veho to launch its four ...

The UniTree Go2 Pro costs $3,500 plus $1,000 shipping from China without extras and is stated as having an 11 mph top speed, ... A robot dog looks like a great toy, ...

The robot dogs cannot chase down bad guys, but they can see and smell just as good, if not better, than a regular dog. They were even used for surveillance at this year's Indianapolis 500.

The big metal robot looked like a dog. It moved like a dog. ... The 72-pound robot is about the size of a Labrador retriever and cost about $75,000 to create.

The robot dog is still no Sony Aibo. When it was first unveiled in the summer of 2021, Xiaomi’s CyberDog design was best described as a more nightmarish version of Boston Dynamics’ Spot.