Casio Releases Pink Moflin Companion Robot in the US
In a press release, Casio launched a pink version of its Moflin companion robot in the US. The PE-M11PK model has been available since October 1 for $429 through Casio's website.
Pink Moflin uses the same emotional algorithm as the existing gold and silver models. Casio says interactions through touch, holding and speech can shape more than 4 million possible personality combinations, while the device learns its owner's voice and becomes more expressive during its first 50 days.
The robot includes touch, sound, light, accelerometer and gyroscope sensors. Its battery supports up to five hours of use and takes about 3.5 hours to recharge in the included bed. The MofLife app lets owners check mood, assign a name, view a daily journal and adjust volume.
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