Amy and Spotty are interactive robotic dogs. Together with their feline counterparts Lucky, Goldy and Blacky, they are winning the hearts of dementia patients and seniors who are incapable of caring for a living pet due to physical or spatial restrictions. Just like real pets, the robotic animals with soft and cuddly fur react to motion and touch with barks, purring, meowing and move their eyes, mouth and head. The faithful companions impart a sense of positivity among seniors and those suffering from dementia and also help to inspire initiative. They remind some owners of kittens from their childhood, while others discover the joy of an animal companion for the first time.

Its fur is cuddly soft, and innovative sensor, movement and vibration technology makes the robotic cat an interactive companion. The more it is stroked, the more relaxed it appears. The cat can close its eyes and roll onto its back, signaling that it would like to be stroked on the belly. As befits a cat, it purrs and meows. If the robotic cat is not touched for a while, it goes to sleep. A gentle touch on the back is enough to make the low-maintenance companion ready for interaction again. Spending time with the interactive cat can have a calming and relaxing effect. Feelings of loneliness may decrease, and well-being may be enhanced.

When the robotic dog is addressed or touched, it can bark and react. Thanks to sophisticated sensor, movement and vibration technology, the dog reacts to stroking and interactions.

This lifelike companion goes to sleep when not touched for a while, and a gentle touch wakes it again. It can awaken positive emotions, is low-maintenance and never needs to be walked.

Joy for All • Gold Award Winner

"Cats and dogs that bring comfort, companionship, and fun to seniors. With realistic sounds and movements and wonderfully soft fur, these pets offer a calming, joyful experience for everyone."
Dementia Society

Joy for All • Caregiver Friendly Award 2021

"Joy for All Companion Pets are fun, interactive companions that bring joy to seniors who would otherwise be unable to keep a real pet. These pups move, bark, and respond to your voice, just like a real pet. As social isolation and loneliness among older people have increased during the pandemic, these robot companions are being used more than ever to bring joy and happiness to older people and their caregivers."
CareGiver

Joy for All • Caregiver Friendly Award 2019

"Cuddling with this adorable kitten will bring a smile to your face. This handsome kitten from the Joy for All range, specially designed for the elderly, moves and sounds like a real kitten—complete with gentle squeezing motions. And thanks to VibraPurr technology, you can feel the vibrations as it purrs. Joy for All Companion Pets offer all the interactive companionship of real pets—without the mess!"
CareGiver

Joy for All • Caregiver Friendly Award 2022

"The Walker Squawker from Ageless Innovation is a cheerful, artfully designed animatronic bird that sits on walking frames, sings, and plays, keeping your loved ones company as they go about their day. ..."
CareGiver

TECHNOLOGY FOR CUDDLING – REAL CLOSENESS TO FEEL

MetaCats and MetaDogs combine cutting-edge sensor technology with emotional impact: they purr, bark, move their head, eyes and tail – and react to petting, speech (currently English only) or proximity with realistic sounds and a palpable heartbeat. The soft fur and natural reactions can create moments of calm, joy and connection.

Whether alone or together with others: the interactive animals can bring warmth and a genuine sense of well-being – with no obligations, no care requirements and no allergy risk.

A quiet companion that can touch the heart.

This cuddly cat is a specially designed companion suitable for people with dementia. It can offer a way to support well-being and contribute to an atmosphere of comfort and security. Its soft synthetic fur, modeled after real cats, invites stroking and cuddling and can help meet the need for physical closeness.

The cat is suitable for moments of relaxation and can contribute to a feeling of connection and comfort.