Robotic Dog

Businesswoman Nicole Raidman is currently in China, where she purchased an advanced robotic dog for her son, Richie, affectionately naming it "Itzik." She has already shared footage of their morning walk, documenting her humorous attempts to get the robot to respond to its new name.

Businesswoman Nicole Raidman, currently in China, has purchased an advanced robotic dog for her son Richie, costing approximately 15,000 shekels. Shortly after the acquisition, she took her new companion, whom she named "Itzik," for a "morning walk" and documented the experience on social media.

It doesn't need food, doesn't go for walks, and doesn't leave hair on the sofa - but it does bark, wag its tail, react to petting, and even express emotions in its own way. For three weeks, I lived with LilMilo, the new robotic dog from Ecovacs, and discovered an impressive product that even the real dog in the office sniffed with curiosity. So where does it fall short?