Intelligent Robot Dog

Biodata

History

Jiuzhou Technology first presents three combat models—the Bomb Dog, Rifle Dog, and Scout Dog—alongside its military drones. The dogs are designed to reach targets and confined spaces that aerial units cannot easily handle 323. Soldiers subsequently receive the three models and train to operate them 325 326.

Xu Yifan later introduces a civilian AI Robot Dog with its onboard weapons removed. The launch demonstration covers pet behavior, home security, owner protection, rescue, police assistance, and guidance for blind users 344 345. The first sale sells out within seconds, and owners begin testing and teaching the dogs new tasks 347 350 356. Jiuzhou Technology later opens an automated factory that assembles Intelligent Robot Dogs 362.

Appearance

The Robot Dog’s appearance varies by model and interchangeable outer casing. Military examples range from roughly Golden Retriever-sized to as small as a newborn kitten; civilian models can resemble dog breeds or take on other designs 323 344.

• The Ultimate Edition shown during an unboxing is 1.46 metres long and weighs 27.5 kg. Its owner chooses a German Shepherd appearance with soft fur and an elastic-feeling layer beneath it 350.
• The dedicated guide-dog model is 166 cm long and weighs 57.5 kg 347.
• Skins and accessories can produce appearances resembling wolves, tigers, or science-fiction designs 344.

Abilities & Skills

Interaction and learning

• Responds to its registered owner’s voice commands. Names, wake-up phrases, and voice options can be changed 350 352.
• Offers modes including Smart Voice, Pet Dog, Education Dog, Surveillance Dog, and Guide Dog; Police Dog Mode requires activation by a special institution 351.
• Answers questions conversationally but cannot definitively solve unknown problems. Its speech and behavior are program-controlled, not evidence of emotions 351 352.
• Learns tasks through owner guidance. Learned functions can be shared through Jiuzhou Technology’s database for other connected dogs to use 356 359.

Security and policing

• Monitors a home, records suspicious activity, warns intruders, contacts the owner, and can alert authorities. It can recognize an approved visitor and open the door with permission 344.
• Protects its owner from an attacking dog. Authorized police models can patrol, pursue suspects, shield officers, and carry mounted handguns 344 345.
• When connected to the Starlight Network, can compare a person against wanted lists, follow a match from a distance, and notify officials 355.

Rescue

• Waterproofing, an air pump, and a small life-saving airbag support simple water rescues. A dog unable to complete a rescue alone can summon nearby dogs and notify a rescue team; strong currents remain dangerous 344.
• Emergency modes also cover fires, car accidents, and medical incidents. In a fire, sensors help locate trapped people; larger dogs can carry them out or guide them toward an escape route 351 355.

Guidance and mobility

• Guide Dog Mode describes road conditions and surroundings, recognizes hazards, and leads visually impaired users to destinations 351 352 353.
• A dedicated guide dog can convey changes through leash tension or speak through a Bluetooth headset. Its riding mode deploys footrests and supports a load of up to 300 kg 353 354.
• Automatic follow mode keeps a dog beside its owner while it assists with transport or other tasks 326.

Military models

Models and Pricing

Accessories and Upgrades

• Wireless charger — The dog can find and use it automatically at a user-set battery threshold, while prioritizing active commands 350.
• Interchangeable casings and skins — Change its outward appearance 344 350.
• Robotic arm — A test attachment gives the dog precise grip and force control; an arm-equipped dog defeats national table-tennis player Sun Minghao after a twenty-minute rally 357. Mechanical Arm Kits are later released for broader use 359.

Impact

• Owners adapt the dogs for customer service, deliveries, cooking, inspections, and other work. Jiang Qiuyue teaches one the details of hundreds of clothing styles, allowing it to advise store customers 356 359.
• Their ability to take over routine jobs prompts public concern about unemployment. The government responds with a pilot welfare program in Chengdu for displaced and impoverished residents 359 360.
• Jiuzhou Technology later presents a humanoid Artificial Intelligence Robot as its second generation of intelligent machines. It retains the Robot Dog’s functions but uses a human-like form to handle tasks such as cooking and cleaning more efficiently 366.