Japan’s Sony Corp said on Wednesday it has brought back AIBO more than a decade since it last made the robotic dog, as the electronics and entertainment firm seeks to rebuild its reputation for ...

If you've been hoping for a pet that will never die, then Sony might have just provided a solution – as long as you remember to recharge it. Sony announced today that it will be re-launching the Aibo, ...

I’m not calling Kellyanne Conway a robot dog. That would be an insult to robot dogs. Sony’s Aibo, which hits North American store shelves next month, is capable of modifying its behaviour. It adapts ...

Sony’s robotic dog Aibo is getting a much-needed upgrade. The Sony Aibo was first released in 1999 and features its own artificial intelligence, allowing the robotic puppy-like device to interact with ...

In a world where robotics blurs the line between machine and intelligence, robot dogs are among the first machines to find applications across various domains. Initially, these robotic creatures were ...

In a world where artificial intelligence blends with machinery, robotic dogs have become among the first robots to find widespread practical applications, from military and industrial uses ...

A Sony patent has surfaced for a robotic companion that can play games and watch movies with the user. The application was filed in April 2018 and made public on April 16th, 2020. Interestingly, the ...

Organic LED panels used for the eyes can display a range of expressions. And up to 20 sensors help the robot analyze the environment and the movement of people as it walks around. Sony President and ...

Sony was once the king of consumer electronics, the Apple of its day. It had a slew of iconic products. The Walkman. The Discman. The Trinitron Television. The brand was so synonymous with ...

It would be a massive understatement to suggest that robot toys are a mixed bag. They largely get the looks right, but brains are another thing altogether. Look at the time and money that went into ...