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Casio Introduces an AI Pet That Learns Your Behaviour Over Time


By Zulzikri Sunar August 6, 2025
Casio Moflin, robot pet
Moflin by Casio Computer Co demonstrates over four million distinctive personality traits.
Image Credit: Moflin/Facebook

Casio has introduced Moflin, a small AI-powered robot pet that behaves more like a living creature than a machine. It does not speak or follow commands, but it remembers how you treat it and responds in ways that reflect emotion. With soft fur and simple movements, Moflin is designed to form a bond that grows over time.

Unlike a toy or smart device, Moflin focuses entirely on emotional connection. Its reactions are not fixed but shaped by how it is cared for each day.

A simple shape with smart features inside

The Casio Moflin robotic pet placed inside its charging bowl.
Moflin comes with its own bed for charging.
 Image Credit: Casio

The robot has a soft and rounded design that does not look like any specific animal. It is small enough to fit in your arms and is covered in fur to make it feel warm and approachable. Casio kept the look neutral on purpose so that users can form their own connection without expecting it to act like a dog or a cat.

Inside, the robot includes microphones to hear your voice, touch sensors to feel how you hold it, and motion sensors to know when it is being moved. Small motors let it shift its body, react with simple gestures or make light sounds that show how it is feeling.

There are no screens or buttons. It does not talk, display messages or connect to apps. All interaction happens through its behaviour and the way it reacts to you over time.

A personality shaped by your actions

Introduction video of Moflin
Video Credit: Casio/Youtube

Moflin does not respond the same way for every user. If you interact with it often, speak to it kindly and hold it gently, Moflin becomes more expressive and curious. If you leave it alone or ignore it for long periods, it may act more withdrawn or quiet.

Over time, Moflin builds its own emotional personality based on the behaviour it experiences. This creates a more meaningful connection and makes each robot feel unique.

Its AI allows it to learn and adjust gradually, giving the impression that it is growing with you. This turns it from a simple gadget into a companion that mirrors your treatment.

Designed for connection, not convenience

Casio’s Moflin cannot run away on its own.
 Image Credit: Casio

Moflin is not a smart assistant and does not help with tasks. It does not show you the weather, tell jokes or answer questions. Its only job is to be present and emotionally responsive.

Casio positions Moflin as a companion, especially for those who may not be able to care for a real pet. This includes children, older adults or people living in small spaces. It could also be helpful for users with allergies or those who want a calming presence at home.

Moflin also encourages gentle behaviour and awareness. For children, it can be a way to learn empathy and responsibility. For adults, it offers quiet comfort and routine without added responsibility.

A new kind of pet for modern life

A person pets the top of Casio’s Moflin robotic pet.
Despite limited movements, Moflin looks very lifelike.
Image Credit: Casio

Moflin represents a different approach to home technology. Rather than focusing on productivity, it offers a sense of emotional connection. Its value is not in what it can do, but in how it responds and builds a bond over time.

Casio’s release of Moflin reflects a growing interest in robots that offer comfort and presence. It joins other AI companions like Sony’s Aibo, but takes a quieter and more emotional route. While it may not replace a living pet, Moflin shows how robots can play a more personal role in our daily lives.

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