We make more realistic cat robots for the people who are unable to keep real cats at home. These cats are designed to make sounds when you pet them. We design healing cats for children and elderly.
Mike model joined the cat robot family with Tora/Amesho. They are all made with high quality materials. The cat's sound change according to its series.
It will make sound whenever you pet it . It doesn´t has an automatic sleeping mode , so you need to switch-on. It uses 2 AAA batteries (which lasts for about 2 months)
Ninja Cat has sensors in its head, chin, back and tail . Ninja Cat series use electrostatic sensors that are used in smartphone panels. . Unlike a switch design , it senses the difference between stroking and touching, and the cat cries . It sounds real because it uses the voice recording of a real cat.
When you touch the head sensor , it sounds like [ Nya-] following by the sound [ Nia-o]
When you touch the chin sensor , it sounds like [ Gorogoro- ] following by the sound [ Suyasuya-o]
When you touch the back sensor , it sounds like [ Mia- ] following by the sound [ Na-o]
When you touch the tail sensor , it sounds like [ Nian- ] following by the sound [ Nia-o]
About Us
Japan is the fastest aging country in the developed world.
In this context, our communication robots are playing a key role making great improvements in the elderly’s lifestyle.
1The research studies carried out by the national and local governments showed the positive effects of using communication robots.
Our communication robots participated in the AMED’s demonstration test for the project and survey :
“Introducing the use of robots and robotics development in the nursing care equipment”.
The improvement rate reported for medium-sized products is 10.7%, while that for small-sized products is 35.7%.
Up to 53.8%, when the caregiver encourages the use of the robots in activities. Inexpensive small robots have excellent cost performance.
About KAWASAKI CITY STORE![]()
KAWASAKI CITY STORE brings a curated collection of products from the City of Kawasaki in Japan to customers around the world. We promise to support our customers kindly, courteously, and promptly, based on the spirit of Omotenashi.
Kawasaki City is located just west of Tokyo, Japan. As part of the Tokyo metropolitan area, the city has significantly contributed to Japan's industrialization and modernization.
Furthermore, Kawasaki City is one of the locations depicted in "The 53 Stations of the Tokaido" (Hiroshige Utagawa, 1832-1833) and is situated along the historic Tokaido road, the highway connecting Edo to Kyoto. Therefore, we honor both modern and traditional Japanese cultures. Through this store, overseas customers can purchase a variety of products made by Japanese specialists, from glass artisans to sheet metal workers.
