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- U.S. startup WIM-Z launched an AI-powered dog-training robot for home use.
- The 11-inch robot rides on rubber treads, holds up to 44 treats and uses a Raspberry Pi 5 with Hailo-8 accelerator.
- In seven field trials (May-September 2026) it detected over 2,100 barks, made 107 autonomous interventions and dispensed about 500 treats.
- Two homes saw barking drop 75% and 83% after two-week autonomous sessions.
