The CyberDogs are here; A game-changer in the tech world thanks to Xiaomi

That Xiaomi is going all out is no secret. The Chinese manufacturer has come to the Mobile World Congress ready to leave everyone speechless and it seems to be succeeding. We have already seen how the company has presented its new top-of-the-range models, the Xiaomi 13 and 13 Pro, along with the new version of MIUI 14. Now, we also have CyberDog and CyberOne, the two latest milestones in robotics from Xiaomi.

However, we had seen them before (in August 2022, to be precise). CyberOne was announced during that month and was presented as a humanoid-looking robot that was able to learn from human emotions through artificial intelligence. The following year we met CyberDog, which has starred in numerous Xiaomi events. Both devices return to the Mobile World Congress to show us the full potential of their circuits.

Xiaomi CyberOne, the most “human” robot

The humanoid robot from the Chinese manufacturer measures 1.77 meters and weighs only 52 kilos. Despite its impressive appearance, the truth is that the price does not go along with it: CyberOne is close to 100,000 euros, so it is not something we are going to be buying en masse. Among its features, we find that it can reconstruct the real world in 3D and project it in a virtual environment, in addition to having quite strong limbs.

On the other hand, we will also see CyberDog, the company’s first quadruped bionic robot. CyberDog is able to follow instructions, recognize its owner and even follow him autonomously. It also has cameras and scanners that help it identify people and obstacles (so it can avoid them).

Through Mi Lab, the Chinese manufacturer has managed to make great strides in the field of artificial intelligence and then apply them to its products. This is something that is more than evident in CyberOne and Cyberdog, but is also present in the latest Xiaomi 13 and 13 Pro.

If you want to see them in person, you’ll have to head to Hall 3 and look for stand 3N31, located at the Fira Gran Via in Barcelona.