This first -cost robot dog plays football and dances and can “develop” with artificial intelligence

after Preliminary in Ces 2025Hengbot $ 1,299 Sirius Robot Dog pre -order on Thursday, highlighting a graceful form capable of playing football with merging with Openai to develop its own character.

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While robot dogs have been present for decades with brands such as Sony AIBORobot from Hengbot Sirius focuses on the speed you can move. This company was shown in videos that show that Dancing on piano music Or shake hands next to a real dog. Sirius Robot contains a total of 14 axes across its legs and heads with the property joints called Neurocore allows it to move normally.

Hengbot says it can also be customized using an “game -like” editor, and it is characterized by the ability to customize the robot character to be more like the specific dogs such as Corgi, as it has prepared different face reactions on her head or load sound packages to customize what the robot looks like.

However, hengbot notes that, as this is a robot after all, Dirius Robot Dog aims to flat interior surfaces and is not intended to be played outside. So, while dancing and football games (that can be played with a controlled console) is fine, it is unlikely that Sirius robot is on top and down on the stairs of the house. The robot battery will also allow running for 40 to 60 minutes when moving or an hour to two hours when standing steadily and hengbot says it takes about an hour to recharge. Other specifications on Sirius include an 8-megapixel camera used in vision, USB-C outlets used in development and accessories

Using a network connection, Sirius Robot develops his personality by integrating with large language models such as Openai, which he also uses to process voice commands. This can include dance, sitting, or behaving like other animals like a cat. Hengbot says that the dog itself does not collect data but it is also advised that Sirius is more designed for adults who want to use some of the most creative features that the dog can.

This distinction is important, because artificial intelligence is still vulnerable to hallucinations and other errors. For example, last year, my colleague Bridge Carrie A tested Teddy Bear Teargpt-Conforn Made by a playmaker in Los Angeles Skyrockket. The bear created stories using claims inside the application, but when the vocabulary was launching it was lengthy to the small fans. While Sirius Robot from Hengbot will be primarily dancing, barking and moving, hengbot says that Sirius is eventually aimed at integrating with a wider creative platform for hosting and sharing different projects.

Sirius Robot is available for pre -order on Hengbot, and this fall is expected to be available.

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