Robot birds

Walker Squawker from Joy For All is a small robotic bird that chirps and responds to voices, touch and movement. It can sit on a rollator handle and accompany you in everyday life.

Choose Bluebird or Red Cardinal. The birds have the same features, with different colours and appearances.

Rita holding a blue robotic bird in her hand

Our robotic birds

Two birds with the same technology. Choose the colour and bird the person likes best.

2 products

Walker Squawker – Red Cardinal

Walker Squawker – Red Cardinal

As a companion:CHIRPBACK technology imitates the sounds of real birds.Built-in sensors allow the bird to detect light, sound,...

1 249,00 kr In stock
Walker Squawker – Bluebird

Walker Squawker – Bluebird

As a companion: CHIRPBACK technology imitates the sounds of real birds. Built-in sensors allow the bird to detect...

1 249,00 kr In stock

How Walker Squawker works

  • Can be attached to a rollator handle.
  • Built-in sensors detect light, sound, touch and movement.
  • CHIRPBACK technology imitates birdsong and responds to sounds.
  • Bluebird and Red Cardinal have the same features.

Read the product information and instructions for fitting and use.

Rita with the red Cardinal robotic bird

The idea came from Rita

Rita wanted a bird on her rollator. Her idea inspired Walker Squawker, a little companion that can sit on the handle and chirp when the rollator is moving.

The bird can also be held in the hand for company. Follow the user’s own interest in talking to and touching the bird.

Read about Rita and the robotic bird

Frequently asked questions about robotic birds

What is a Walker Squawker?

An interactive robotic bird from Joy For All, designed as a companion for older adults and their families. It responds to things including sound, touch and movement.

Can the bird sit on a rollator?

Yes, it is designed to attach to a rollator handle and can chirp when the rollator moves. Follow the included instructions when fitting the bird.

What does CHIRPBACK mean?

CHIRPBACK is the technology that imitates bird sounds and allows the robotic bird to respond to voices with chirping.

What is the difference between Bluebird and Red Cardinal?

The bird species, colour and appearance differ. Their features and technology are the same.

Can we buy several birds for a care home?

Yes. Request a quote for your organisation and we will help with quantities, e-invoicing and any training needs.

Buying for an organisation?

We help with quotations, e-invoicing and training based on your organisation’s needs.