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New Korean dog robots seek to replace AIBO

personaltechpipeline.com — Korean robotics developers have created two robotic dogs that can understand 100 words and commands and respond to petting.The latest lifelike creatures, unveiled Thursday, respond to commands like "come here," and "sit." They also perform tricks, if instructed, and they can avoid obstacles.

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  • thenativeraver, on 10/12/2007, -0/+1Why do these Asian countries keep making robot dogs?
    Do they have a dog shortage?

    Wait, oh yeah...

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