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  • more about #stuffedanimals more comments →
    OMG! Ponies!: So the robot sloth just lays around and breathes? And this is different from an actual sloth how? more »
    Software_Goddess: This toy would really rock if it snored! more »
    frigg: Call them what you will, plush robot skins are surely produced by some nefarious conglomerate of artificially intelligent machines from the future tas... more »
    discounteggroll: remember all those domo-kun's god killed whenever you masturbated? Well, they're back and they want revenge wait, something got mixed up in there more »
    thesum: They look evil...Like "standing over my bed watching me sleep" evil... more »
    OMG! Ponies!: Maybe we should all chip in a send a bunch of polar bears to Gov. Palin more »
    GitEmSteveDave_IsNotLarryGaga: If it can stalk and hunt down Elmo, then I might buy it. more »
  • #robots

    Snoozy the Sloth Is a Creepy Comforting Stuffed Animal That Really Breathes

    Parsons student Justin Blinder created the Arduino-based Snoozy the Sloth stuffed animal as "an intimate, yet passive, toy interaction that relaxes and comforts a user." Cuddly, or creepy? More »
  • #bunkbots

    Huggable Plush Robots Teach Us Not to Fear the Future

    Want to indoctrinate your kid into accepting our eventual robot-ruled world? Get them started on loving machines from an early age with these adorable plush robots. Just $9 per Bunk Bot at ThinkGeek. [ThinkGeek]
  • #toys

    Robot Wild Animals Are Way More Adorable Than Elmo Live

    In case you've got a niece or nephew that's hankering for an Elmo Live, but you personally can't stand the strangely frightening little muppet, why not get them animatronic wild animals from Japan that are, in my opinion, much cuter. Made by Bandai Namco, these cuddly robots react to petting and hugging, make cute baby animal sounds and fall asleep, emitting gentle snores, if you ignore them for five minutes. Comes in Lion, Panda, Polar Bear and Snow Leopard flavors for roughly $50 each from Walmart. [Walmart via Impress]
  • #gadgets

    UBi.ach, the Stuffed Animal That Reads Your E-Mail

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