Pleo Dinosaur Reviews

Pleo is a robotic dinosaur toy that is designed to mimic the behavior of a newborn baby. It is designed after a friendly version of a Camarasaurus dinosaur.

Reviews

PC Magazine:
- "Aside from the decidedly mechanical noises he makes as he does his thing, he's the least robotic robotic toy I've ever seen."
Engadget:
- "The motors on this thing are loud. Like, kind of distractingly loud. Yet somehow it remains ineffably adorable. You just want to take care of the little bugger."
CrunchGear:
- "All in all, for $350 bucks, the Pleo is a fine coffee table robot."
CNET:
- "It is so amazingly lifelike that it's hard not to treat it like it's real... I love it... and I want one."
Wired:
- "I'm impressed. This feels less like interacting with a piece of machinery and more like playing with a kitten."

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Have you been noticing the Pleo robot crazy? Are emotionally connected robots becoming the toys of the future?(1 Answer)

A: I saw a demonstration of the Pleo dinosaur at 2010 CES in Vegas earlier this year. There's a gyroscope inside the toy where it causes the Pleo ...

What do you think of Pleo, the Robotic Dinosaur?(3 Answers)

A: I've seen it since it was announced a couple years ago and have wanted one. The price is prohibitive. But, I love the idea and I love ...

Can behaviors be download from the Web into Pleo by USB?(0 Answers)

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