Robotic cats
Soft, responsive cats for people who enjoy the closeness of a companion animal.
Explore robotic catsRobotic therapy pets for home and care
Robotic cats, dogs and other soft therapy pets can invite calm, connection and meaningful moments. Choose according to the person’s needs and interests.
No therapy pet suits everyone. Start with the person’s previous experiences, interests and sensory needs.
Soft, responsive cats for people who enjoy the closeness of a companion animal.
Explore robotic catsInteractive dogs that respond with movements and sounds and can create recognition and companionship.
Explore robotic dogsSmall therapy birds with sounds and movements that are easy to use in everyday life.
Explore robotic birdsExplore Qoobo, Amagami and Fufuly for other forms of touch, rhythm and relaxation.
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How to use it:Hold the cat in a way that feels natural and real. Touch her fur and observe her reactions.It may feel natural to talk about your own ...

How to use it:Hold the dog in a way that feels natural and real. Touch his fur and observe his reactions. It may feel natural to talk about your own...

How to use it:Hold the cat in a way that feels natural and real. Touch her fur and observe her reactions. It may feel natural to talk about your own...

As a companion:CHIRPBACK technology imitates the sounds of real birds.Built-in sensors allow the bird to detect light, sound, touch and movement, ma...
Studies of PARO and related social robots suggest possible effects on wellbeing, social contact and anxiety in some care settings. However, the evidence varies, and results cannot automatically be applied to every product or person.
Robotic therapy pets should be seen as a complement to human contact and individually adapted care, not as medical treatment.
We help municipalities, care homes and LSS supported housing choose products and create routines that work in practice.