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Tech writer tests Casio’s Moflin, an AI‑enabled robotic pet that learns and reacts over time. While the fluffy device offers novelty, interactive app tracking and a “deep sleep” mode, the reviewer questions its practicality and steep price compared with traditional toys and higher‑end robot dogs. The piece balances humor with critical assessment, noting the Moflin’s appeal for children or memory‑care settings but concluding it may not replace real pets. Ler mais

Casio’s newly released Moflin, an AI‑driven robotic pet that mimics emotional support, arrived in a plain box with a charging pad and a Japanese manual. The author set it up, downloaded the limited‑function app, and began integrating the fluffy device into daily life. Interactions with a French Bulldog and a skeptical spouse highlighted jealousy and curiosity, while a coffee‑shop outing turned the robot into an unexpected conversation starter. Casio promises the Moflin will evolve its behavior over the next two months, but the reviewer remains uncertain whether the gadget will become a lasting companion. Ler mais

Casio has opened pre‑orders for Moflin, an AI‑enabled robotic pet that offers a calming, cuddle‑friendly experience. The plush, hamster‑like device, which can express emotions through head movements, touch sensors, and voice recognition, will ship later this year for a price of $449. Designed for users seeking a soothing companion, Moflin learns a unique personality over time based on interaction, though it lacks a reset function. The launch follows strong sales in Japan and marks Casio’s expansion into the U.S. market. Ler mais