Mind With Heart Robotics Brings AnAn Panda Robot to Europe

September 03, 2026
Mind With Heart Robotics is introducing its AnAn panda companion robot in Europe at IFA Berlin 2026. Sales are scheduled to begin in September at prices from $1,000 to $1,500.

Mind With Heart Robotics said in a press release that it is introducing its AnAn panda companion robot in Europe at IFA Berlin 2026. The robot will appear during the Robots on the Runway presentation on September 5 at the Palais am Funkturm in Berlin.

AnAn is designed for companionship and support for older adults. It has tactile sensors across its body, responds to touch with movement and emotional feedback, provides reminders, and uses long term memory to learn interaction habits.

Sales in Europe are scheduled to begin in September at prices from $1,000 to $1,500. The company has completed an initial batch of 100 units, signed distribution agreements in Germany and Belgium, and plans to operate a repair and customer service center in Belgium. A version for care organizations includes dashboards for tracking behavior trends and interaction patterns.

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