“Robots are increasingly replicating more and more lifelike human behavior, but can they imitate animals? This is a different twist on robotic pets and scientists say they can serve as friends and therapy aids to the growing elderly population.”
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Robotic Pets Serving As Friends, Therapy Aids To Growing Elderly Population, Scientists Say | CBS Philly
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