CES exhibitor Tombot created this robotic Labrador retriever named Jennie, which it says can serve as an emotional support animal for people who can’t have pets.
Helen Macura has always wanted a dog, but the Prohibition-era home she has lived in since 1945 isn't safe for a potential pet. Her childhood dream of owning a dog finally came true a couple years ago, ...
Designed for seniors with dementia, the Tombot Jennie is the most realistic robot pet I've ever seen. It even helped comfort ...
At Tombot’s immersive, homelike booth in the Venetian Expo, the company is showcasing Jennie, its hyperrealistic robotic ...
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Jennie the robotic dog visited seniors in memory care
This lifelike robotic puppy by TomBot was developed to provide comfort for people with dementia; it aims to reduce anxiety and the need for medication in memory care settings.
Emotional support animals provide comfort to millions, yet many people face challenges caring for them. Whether due to dementia, cognitive impairments, or other conditions, not everyone can maintain a ...
Meet Jennie, the robotic Labrador puppy unveiled at CES 2026 by Tombot. Designed for seniors with dementia, she responds to ...
A care home has introduced robotic dogs and cats to tackle loneliness among its residents. Stoneham Grove Care Home in Reading, Berks., says its 'robo-dog' and 'robo-cat' reduce stress and provide ...
April 9, 2002 -- Pets have long been hailed for their ability to help older people deal the loneliness and isolation that comes with aging in America. But what about pets made out of plastic and metal ...
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