We tried 1 and 2. These are the ones we ordered: a.co/d/9JIqmlR and a.co/d/jdJT8Rf

Our pre-release sample unit, with beta software, only supports English and Chinese. WEILAN has stated that the release version will support 14 languages.

@ you mean we will have update and it will be multi language

@@brokenengel7846 That's our understanding.

I think not in exploration mode to prevent any damage.

He seems to have three speeds in autonomous mode and spends most of his time in medium speed. On remote control he goes pretty fast. To fast to safely operate in my office.

Like you see in Video. It can most of the time.

He’s very good at avoiding obstacles for the most part. There are some issues, such as the lidar is on his back and obstacles below this hight are harder to detect. The shelves in my office can , sometimes, cause him to think he’s got another half-foot. As he turns and navigates it not uncommon for the hind legs to step on objects less than 6” tall (like the ebo and scout robots in front of his charging station. He’s the best at navigating obstacles of all the bots I have.

Haven’t seen that one yet. This is my first ‘real’ quadruped robot. I don’t consider pleo or the bots that can be made with ugot or clicbot.

Yes, I was turned away, working at my computer, and I heard him get up by himself with no command. By the time I muted the media I was watching and grabbed my camera, he was on his way.

Awesome 😍

What your app to use it

@brokenengel7846 the app, and BabyAlpha, have not been released yet. We're using a beta of the "Weilan" app that's not available on the app store.

@@brokenengel7846 the pre-release beta app I’m using is called WEILAN. It’s not in the App Store yet.

@@brokenengel7846 I’m currently using a pre-release beta version of the app. It’s not available in the app store. It’s just called WEILAN.

There’s no map in the version of the app I have. There is a restricted movement mode described in the user guide that limits his movements to a 2 meter x 4 meter area.

We're using a charging cable while we wait for the charging station to arrive. BabyAlpha will remember where he was charged and return there for charging. The manual says the after training BabyAlpha on the location of his charging station or dog house that he will automatically return there. Pretty smart doggie!

@guru242 True! Weilan explained that they made BabyAlpha not to be annoying which I like! I think other Companion Robots are to demanding from time to time ^^ But maybe it's changeable in future for People who want more demanding. Which is also excellent to be honest 😊

We were able to get BabyAlpha connected and this video shows a bit of the conversation mode while charging.

When asked about climbing stairs, this pre-release version of BabyAlpha says "not yet, my legs are too short". We haven't personally tried to drive him up the stairs because we'd be heartbroken if he got hurt.

I've seen video's of LOVOT as they aren't available in the US. LOVOT is a great robot, but not to my taste. I do love the creator's earlier work on Pepper. LOVOT has a cafe where you can have a meal while bonding with the little guys, it looks like a must-do for those traveling near by.

Yea lovot is nice but no shipping worldwide 😢

Just got him and he wasn’t connected to the internet yet. Check out some of the other videos or let me know ow what you’d like to see.

@@guru242 I remember them saying something on Facebook about internet connectivity not affecting the robots ability to autonomously explore your house. It seems like all your guy was doing was shaking. If that's the case, I think I've seen enough.

@@MarzzRoverafter interacting a bit more with BabyAlpha this was more ‘face interaction mode’ when not interacting he does wander around and avoid most obstacles. This is also a pre-release sample and may not be feature complete. Let me know if there is something specific you’d like to see.

@@guru242 If you have examples of autonomous navigation and obstacle avoidance, I would definitely love to see that.

EMO robots are available directly from LivingAI's website, living.ai/store/ I'm not a reseller or distributor, just a robot enthusiast.

This does seem to be a recurring problem. This was my third EMO and LivingAI support is now sending me number four. Also have a hardware defect on my AIBI, a screen issue on RUX, Loona's in for repair number four, and ebo x's speaker sounds blown out, and Astro no longer moves due to some motor issue. It sure seems always-on robots wear hard. Living AI and KeyiTech have had really good support so far.