Xiaomi's Next Generation Robot Dog: CyberDog 2
Rapid advances in technology are leading to the remarkable development of robotic dogs.
After the first generation CyberDog robot dog launched in 2021, Xiaomi has now introduced its second generation, CyberDog 2. Let's take a closer look at the features that this innovative robot brings with the new sensors it is equipped with.
With the developing technology, robotic dogs can not only replace pets, but also be used in various fields. Thanks to innovative design and smart algorithms, these robot dogs not only offer their owners a true pet experience, but also become an essential tool for emergency responders.
CyberDog 2 uses a decision-making system equipped with 19 different sensors. These sensors offer a realistic experience to their users by simulating their sight, touch and hearing abilities. Users can simulate this robot dog eating or drinking water while tracking its movements. In addition, CyberDog 2, which has a redesigned body, has a closer look to the real dog compared to the previous generation. Small ears on both sides of its head and Doberman-like physical features add to this resemblance even more.
It is stated that this new generation robot dog is more compact and lighter than the previous version. This robot dog, which weighs only 8.9 kg and is 36.7 cm tall, can even stand on one leg thanks to its advanced mobility.
There are a number of features that further enhance the capabilities of CyberDog 2. AI-powered camera, four ToF sensors, RGB camera, LiDAR sensor, depth camera, ultrasonic sensor, fisheye lens, four microphones and force sensors improve the vision, touch and hearing abilities of this robot.
China-based Xiaomi is preparing to launch CyberDog 2 in the near future. However, there are some concerns about the price of the product. The price of CyberDog 2, which will be sold only in the Chinese market for now, was announced as 12,999 yuan ($ 1790). However, there is no definite information about when and at what price the product will be offered to international markets.
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