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Toy robots include
Toy robots include
* Sony [[Aibo]] which is also used by many universities and particulary in the [[Robocup]]
* [[Sony]] [[Aibo]], also used by many universities in the [[RoboCup]] [[autonomous]] [[soccer]] [[:Category:Robotics competitions|competition]]
* [[Robosapien]], a small humanoid remote controlled robot
* [[Robosapien]], a small humanoid remote controlled robot
*[[Wakamaru]], a robot designed to provide company for the elderly and less mobile people, made by [[Mitsubishi Heavy Industries]], on sale from 2005.
*[[Wakamaru]], a robot designed to provide company for the elderly and less mobile people, made by [[Mitsubishi Heavy Industries]], on sale from 2005.

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A domestic robot is a robot used for household chores. Thus far, there are only a few limited models; science fiction authors have suggested that they could become more common in the future.

There are different types and classes:

  1. Low level: a basic home robot is any robot that can be used at home, including the entertainment robots, like Aibo.
  2. Care robot: disabled robot.
  3. Chore robot : used for household chores.
  4. The highest level robot is the domobot (used for household chores, autonomous and connected to a domotic network, such as an EIB network with wireless connection (bluetooth, WiFi).

Domestic robots in production

There are also robots for cleaning swimming pools.

Toy robots include

See also