LivingAI
EMO
A walking desktop character packed with expressions, games, and daily tools.
Also tracked as research record R-021 in the expanded catalogue
Bottom line.
A compact buying view before the full evidence trail.
- Best fit
- Desktop companionship
- Primary watch-out
- Limited to a prepared desktop surface
- Region
- Global
- Required service
- No required recurring plan documented
- Realistic 3-year cost
- ≈ $279 USD over 3 years · required plans: none
- Evidence maturity
- Vendor-reportedManufacturer documentation only so far
Time-sensitive claims are within the editorial review window; the next scheduled threshold is Aug 28, 2026.
EMO walks on two feet, recognizes faces, localizes sound, responds to touch, plays music and games, and offers small assistant features such as timers and weather.
A characterful desk companion for people who value animation and collectibility. The product is more convincing as a playful presence than as a general voice assistant.
Capability descriptions are based primarily on current manufacturer documentation. They are not independent performance test results.
The experience in practice.
- Bipedal desktop walking and dance
- Face recognition and sound localization
- Games, music, reminders, timers, and weather
- GO HOME model returns to a charging station
- Limited to a prepared desktop surface
- Public robot-specific privacy detail is sparse
- 2.4 GHz Wi‑Fi and app setup are required for full voice features
Desktop companionship
Expressive animations and games
Collectors and multi-robot interaction
Full-room mobility
Privacy documentation at enterprise depth
Soft or tactile cuddling
Five separate fit signals.
These editorial signals summarize interaction emphasis—not quality, intelligence, or an overall rank. A low score can be a deliberate design choice.
What enters the room with it.
The robot uses a camera, microphones, app, and Wi‑Fi. LivingAI’s public privacy notice is generic and does not clearly map current camera, voice, and face data flows or retention. [EM3]
The physical facts.
- Power
- GO HOME bundle adds automatic charging; runtime varies
- Vision
- Wide-angle camera used for recognition and interaction
- Audio input
- Four-microphone array
- AI architecture
- Hybrid. 2.4 GHz Wi‑Fi and Bluetooth/app setup
- SDK & openness
- No broad public SDK; official updates and community experimentation exist
- Size
- Approx. 117 × 95 × 87 mm
- Weight
- Approx. 248 g
The cost beyond checkout.
Snapshot reviewed Jul 14, 2026; tax, shipping, bundles, and promotions may differ.
Rechecked base and GO HOME prices and current product bundle.
Use it as the product it is.
Keep EMO away from table edges, liquids, and small objects; use the virtual boundary provided with the GO HOME experience where appropriate. [EM3]
Companion robots are not substitutes for professional care, clinical judgment, emergency services, or human consent. Safety depends on the exact model, environment, user, and region.
Sources & revision record.
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Editorial-system change only; product facts were not reverified on this date.
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