Japan is a global leader in robotics, producing a wide array of animal robots designed for companionship and therapeutic support,
For example Sony Aibo: The most famous robotic dog in the world, Aibo (ERS-1000) uses artificial intelligence to learn its owner's face, develop a unique personality over time, and respond to voice commands. Prices for this high-end companion typically range from £3,500 to £4,200.
I haven’t watched Ann Droid but I’d probably like a robot companion to start with then get bored with it and put it in a cupboard. Unless it did the housework. Might keep it onside if it did that.
Yes I would definitely if I lived alone and was older.To help around the house and be a companion, what’s not to like? It would eradicate loneliness for a lot of people and not just for seniors. It’s the future isn’t it?
On the contrary, it would be a happy thing. There are many people, particularly older ones who can spend all week rarely exchanging a word with anyone.