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Vbot BoBo AI Robot Dog

$1,398.00

The Vbot BoBo costs $1,398.00. It is a 15kg quadruped robot dog, 61cm long, that moves on its own rather than by remote control: it follows you outdoors, holds a conversation, patrols the house, carries small things, and films you while it walks. Fourteen joints, a 594Wh battery good for three to five hours, and about 2.5 hours to recharge.

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product typeconsumer-grade embodied AI quadruped robot dog
nicknameBig Head BoBo
positioningno-remote-control intelligent robot dog
main use caseshome companionship, outdoor following, child companion, elderly companion, home patrol, carrying items, follow-shot video capture, remote Avatar exploration
dimensions61 cm L x 34 cm W x 57 cm H
weightapprox 15 kg
joints14
battery lifeapprox 3–5 hours

Before you buy

Where to buy the Vbot BoBo robot dog

Vbot sells BoBo directly at vbot.cn, and MetaOriental links to them rather than shipping the robot. The Vbot BoBo costs $1,398.00. Vbot is based in China, so confirm shipping, warranty and support for your country with them before ordering.

Who the Vbot BoBo is for

BoBo is a companion robot rather than a working one — Vbot positions it for keeping company at home, following you outdoors, and sitting with children or older relatives. The robot runs without a remote: it moves on its own, responds to voice, and understands the space around it. BoBo stands about 57 cm tall, measures 61 cm long, weighs roughly 15 kg and moves on 14 joints.

Is the Vbot BoBo worth $1,398?

At 15 kg BoBo is heavy enough that moving it between rooms is a deliberate act, which is worth knowing before imagining it following you around all day. The battery runs about 3 to 5 hours and takes around 2.5 hours to recharge, so it is a companion for stretches of the day rather than a constant presence. BoBo makes sense for someone who wants a robot pet with real mobility; anyone wanting a small desk companion can spend far less.

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