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Photos: Robots at Ceatec 2008

By Erica Ogg on 02 October 2008, 10:45am

Genibo version 1.3 is a robotic toy dog, created by Korean manufacturer 3C Tae Yang. Genibo has been used for the past few years as an educational robot in Montessori schools in Korea. So far, about 500 have been distributed at the equivalent of about £566 apiece. The dog has sensors and responds to touch -- stroke its back and it lies down flat, stands up and starts to play. He also barks and plays educational songs and can be controlled via a remote.

Source: Crave US on CNET.com

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