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Not Exectly Cuddly, But Still ...

Not Exectly Cuddly, But Still ...

The Japanese toy giant Bandai unveiled this prototype robot pet, "Patata," which could react to human voices and made facial expressions, during the annual Tokyo Toy Show in March, 2000.

Photo: YOSHIKAZU TSUNO/AFP/Getty Images

Mar 18, 2000
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