In Japan, Robot Dogs are for Life — and Death
OMG! We want Sony's new beagle-like Aibo robot dog
Sony's new Aibo robot dog can be yours for a whopping $2,899 - CNET
People in Japan Are Now Having Playdates for Their Robotic Pets
HEADLESS robot dog revealed by Boston Dynamics - and it might remind you of something - Mirror Online
PuppyLove Demand Outstrips Supply for New Robot-Dog in Japan - 08.05.2018, Sputnik International
Robot dogs cheer on Japanese pro baseball team in absence of fans | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, Japan News and Analysis
Sony revives adorable robot canine companion
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Tokyo, Japan. 23rd Jan, 2019. Japanese electronics giant Sony's robot dog "aibo" demonstrates to pull a tissue from a box at the company's headquarters in Tokyo on Wednesday, January 23, 2019. Sony
Aibo: Japanese hold funerals for robot dogs discontinued by Sony - BelfastTelegraph.co.uk
Sony's aibo robotic dog can sit, fetch and learn what its owner likes
Japanese Robots, Fukuoka Japan. Left: Aibo™ pet robot dogs Centre:... | Download Scientific Diagram
Video: Meet G-Dog, Japan's Most Advanced Robotic Dog | TechCrunch
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Sony's new Aibo now comes in chocolate - The Verge
Aibo: People In Japan Learn To Love Their Robot Dogs — And Be Loved Back
Top WSJ Stories on Japan: Robot Dogs, PM Abe, Japanese Landscape Prints - WSJ
To mourn a robotic dog is to be truly human | Andrew Brown | The Guardian
New Japanese robot dog sniffs out smelly feet | CTV News
Sony plots robot dog which can control your smart home
Sony's new robot dog Aibo barks, does tricks and charms animal lovers
Bongo the robot dog: Like a real dog but quieter, cleaner and cheaper - Japan Today
The Power of Adorableness! Sony Japan's Robot Dog "aibo" will Heal Your Heart!
Japanese Buddhist temple hosts funeral for 100 Sony Aibo robot dogs
Aibo: People In Japan Learn To Love Their Robot Dogs — And Be Loved Back
Sony's new Aibo pet robot goes on sale tonight in Japan | Engadget
