This Cat-Inspired Robot From Japan Can Help To Cope With Anxiety
If you are a very busy member of our modern society, Qoobo might be exactly what you need.
Qoobo is a round fluffy pillow with a realistic cat tail that moves when the cushion is being petted. This unique robot pet was created by “Yukai Engineering” from Japan. The company presents Qoobo as a therapy or relaxation robot cat and markets it mainly for young people living alone, children, and the elderly. The creators say that having an animal on your lap has healing qualities and that Qoobo with its soft cat fur and responsiveness to touch is the next best thing if you can’t have a real pet animal.
Would you enjoy having this interactive cat pillow at your home?
More info: qoobo.info
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I like the idea and can see it could be a comfort for people with allergies or other situations that keep them from enjoying a pet.
Also two other great things! They don't need the constant care or aren't jerks no matter how kind you are to them!
Load More Replies...Cute, but I prefer my cats to be real :) definitely an option though, if someone can't keep one for whatever reason
I would have anxiety about carrying this thing through the gym with me. Most people already think I'm weird because I don't talk to anyone. This would make me even weirder...
It’s actually ideal for those livinh in apartments where there’s a strict no-pet policy.
It should also have a purring modus! Purring soothes and can quicken the healing of broken bones and osteoporosis.
No I don't like it, It could have been made to look like a real cat instead of a round ball with a tail, its not even cute..
Agreed. It looks like a deformed cat from a weird cat-hater's horror movie.
Load More Replies...I like the idea and can see it could be a comfort for people with allergies or other situations that keep them from enjoying a pet.
Also two other great things! They don't need the constant care or aren't jerks no matter how kind you are to them!
Load More Replies...Cute, but I prefer my cats to be real :) definitely an option though, if someone can't keep one for whatever reason
I would have anxiety about carrying this thing through the gym with me. Most people already think I'm weird because I don't talk to anyone. This would make me even weirder...
It’s actually ideal for those livinh in apartments where there’s a strict no-pet policy.
It should also have a purring modus! Purring soothes and can quicken the healing of broken bones and osteoporosis.
No I don't like it, It could have been made to look like a real cat instead of a round ball with a tail, its not even cute..
Agreed. It looks like a deformed cat from a weird cat-hater's horror movie.
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