With coronavirus outbreaks at different stages around the world, In many countries lockdowns are being carefully eased while urging citizens to keep on practicing the social distancing rules.
Meet Spot, one of Singapore's newest measures after lifting lockdown.
Spot is a remote-controlled, four-legged dog robot who walks around Singapore parks and politely reminds residents to stay at least 3 feet apart.
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Mousr is the only toy designed from the wheels up to play the way your cat wants. Mousr's variety of tail attachments means he's customizable to match just about any cat's play style. With a switch of his tail, it'll be like your cat is meeting Mousr for the very first time! Mousr's suite of sensors and built-in artificial intelligence make him the most sophisticated cat toy on the market. Can your cat outsmart Mousr? For more details, check out the official website. Started from $149.99 USD. Via: Design you trust
It's not so strange for animals to get their own Funeral, after all, they become family. However, we have never heard of a funeral for robot dogs! Well, that's what they did in Japan! 114 of Japan's Sony old generation AIBO robot dogs (the world's first machine pet capable of developing its own personality) were sent off to dog nirvana.
How do you record the most intimate moments in the animal kingdom? If you're a clever English bloke, you build lookalike "spy creatures." Filmmaker John Downer has spent much of his life capturing footage of wildlife, but it wasn't until he and his team created robotic animals with built-in spy cameras that he was able to record rare footage of animal behavior in the wild, essentially from the perspective of the animal. Step inside his workshop to see how his mechanical menagerie spies on nature's actors.
