EMO

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A walking desktop companion with a camera, four microphones and wireless skateboard charging.

Specifications

Form: Humanoid
Use: Companion
Intended use: Desktop companion with face recognition, games, dancing and voice commands.
Movement: Two-legged walking on a desk; four foot sensors detect edges.
Cloud and offline operation: Internet-dependent voice services are distinct from onboard movement and interaction; old maker-page Alexa/Google and remote-control promises are not confirmed shipped features.
Regional availability: LivingAI accepts orders. Its 24 September 2026 delivery update reports orders before 22 September packed for carrier pickup, with the next factory dispatch planned for 12 October after the holiday.
Release details: First-sale date is unresolved; a factory dispatch announcement is not proof of customer delivery.

Robot weight: 248 g
Camera: Yes
Microphone: Yes
Wi-Fi: Yes
Bluetooth: Yes
Processing: AI processor and CPU, up to 1.2 TOPS; maker does not name the chips.
Sensors: Time-of-flight ranging up to 9.8 inches, six-axis gyro/accelerometer, touch and ambient-light sensors.
Camera: Wide-angle camera; up to 60 frames per second. Resolution is not published in the maker specification.
Audio: Four far-field microphones.
Connections: 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Low Energy 4.2.
Size and weight: Maker lists 3.7 × 2.6 × 4.6 inches without labelling the axes.
Accessories: Standard EMO includes headphones, charging skateboard, USB cable and smart light.

Battery life (maker's claim): Up to 4 hours
Charging: 5 W wireless charging on the included skateboard, powered through USB.

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