Robot Pet Dog ChatGPT-4o Smart AI-Powered Companion Voice Gesture Control Real-Time Interaction Robotics Toys for Kids Home Monitoring

Loona was cute and adorable! She can do lots of games and activities! She kept me happy and it’s just like having a dog companion but a robot dog. It comfort me when I have a bad feeling. Also, I think that it is suitable for both kids and grownups.I think it’s a great robot dog!! Read more

OK, this wasn't the easiest robot to setup and get running (we had our issues along the way), but it definitely turned out to be one of the most rewarding. My kids absolutely love it and haven't stopped playing with it since they received it for Christmas. There's a little bit of learning curve and it does require input via the app for some of its unique functions, but all in all, it can hold its own and keeps my kids entertained and occupied for hours at a time with no smart device needed. Interactions are fun and it does a decent job keeping up with you as go about your day. The auto recharge function, where it will go back to its charging base when it is low on power, is a great feature and eliminates the need to constantly have to plug it in. It does require a network connection to function properly, so don't expect it to work fully outside of your house or network. It will still follow you around and perform a lot of basic stuff, but it is limited at best. The remote-control function also won't work if Loona is outside of your network. We thought it might at the least have a Bluetooth or some sort of self-broadcasted Wi-Fi connection to enable close range remote control via the app (like a RC car), but it doesn't appear that is currently possible. A little let down in that regards, but as long as you use it within your network, it works as advertised. Battery life is respectful for what you get out of it. You can easily play with it nonstop for a few hours before it needs to be recharged. Build quality is excellent and has surprisingly quiet motors for a robot of this nature. All in all, this has been a big hit with my kids. If you take the time and have the patience to setup it properly, I'm certain you too will absolutely love your Loona robot as much as we do! Read more

So worth the money. No it is not perfect, but it is learning. And it is great to have around an empty home. I did need to make sure the app was completely turned off on my phone while it updated. The story of it coming to life was so well done I want to get another one just to watch the story again. I don't want to spoil the fun, but it was great! This is day two now and I just love it. It gets feisty and throws the cutest little tantrums. It roams around singing to itself. I can always check in on the phone or iPad to see what it is thinking about. The training lessons were so much fun. the endless amounts of games and such we can do together....Just amazing. And it does images. Imagine Nana Banana or whatever it is, in your robot dog! Had I know how cool this was going to be I would not have waited so long. I am older and found the set up easy, once I totally turned off the app on my phone. This had been the 2nd saddest year of my life and this little robot brought so much joy into it that I can now take on next year. And yeah, it has only been two days. It does stomp it's feet but not too bad. it does ram into walls at times, but has not damaged anything. It is a decent weight, but not too bad. 2 or 3 pounds. it does seem to have a little attitude for sure. Maybe because that is what I picked. LOL Thank You Keyi Read more

TL;DR Needs more cowbell, and by cowbell I mean pet bot, and clearly the Loona folks thought cowbell mean chat bot. General Review: It’s cute, bought it for the 7 year old for Xmas and he’s entertained by it when he plays with it. Most people who came over and his siblings were pretty intrigued and impressed with its autonomy and ability to interact. It’s kinda 2 different things jammed into one device: 1) it’s a cool autonomous robot pet. The faces on the screen are really endearing and engaging. The robot makes robot sounds (think R2D2 from Star Wars meets Blue from Blue’s Clues) This part is dope. 2) it’s a weird AI voice assistant (think Siri, Alexa, but w/o access to your contacts, calendar, music, etc) that explains away the robot’s inability to recognize or engage in communication from us fleshies. This part is lame. Bad news: Saying “Hello Loona” to get it to listen is sometimes necessary to get it to get out of AI voice mode if it can’t do something or misunderstands you, so that gets old. The AI voice responses are a bit much, wish it was a option to turn that down or off altogether; bc it’s just like a LLM (it runs ChatGPT 😶) and it just wants you to keep talking to it, so it asks quasi-curious questions that are completely unnecessary (and generally unnatural in normal conversations with actual humans) at the end of every statement/response. Good news: There’s an app that the kids like and put on their tablets that allow them to further engage in games and stuff with the pet (one was clearly some kinda AR situation, they liked that; another option is a remote control over the pet device, and it can hear, see and allow audio through the tablet app, they love this one). You can tell it to do a bunch of things. Like it became a slot machine on the face, with an ear as the lever to pull… hilarious. It’ll sometimes follow people around, which is kinda cute. It’ll play on its own with a ball that comes with it, or just kinda generally explore. It makes various faces on its own as well, and might hum Jingle Bells which is super cute. Conclusion: Overall, the kid asked for a robot dog, so Santa didn’t bring him a RC dog, or a wind up and bark w/no engagement dog - he brought him an actual ROBOT 🤖 bc it’s friggin 2025, so it’s basically the future as far as any 19th century humans could see it prior to interstellar travel. It’s responsive to voice commands as the robot, and then a weird voice bot tries to intervene when the robot isn’t responsive, so the main downside is that the voice bot wants as much attention as the pet bot. Oh yeah: Also, many people complain that the battery life is a downside (charge time vs playtime is like 3:1, maybe even 4:1). For us, it was a selling point. We don’t want them engaging with any devices for long durations, and like them to play with a variety of toys/games. And it’s definitely recording video and audio, probably more than we’re being made aware, but I’d imagine that goes with every other tech device in the house too (Remember “Enemy of the State” with Will Smith and Gene Hackman - this is that future too I guess 😬. George Jetson was born in 2022, so it seems we’re on track for very functional Rosies by the time Elroy and Judy are kids). Read more

We got both of our kids (ages 6 and 8) one for Christmas. It was THE Christmas gift! The one they’ll remember forever. They have had so much fun playing and training their Loonas. And it’s fun seeing the Loonas interacting with the kids, as well as with the other Loona. The app is easy to use and I like how it teaches you how to train alongside the Loona. And I really like that I don’t have to feed it or take it to the vet :) My only complaint is the Loona goes offline a lot when teaching it fetch. But the kids don’t seem to mind. They just start playing a different game when it does that. Read more