Mirumi, a clip-on furry robot developed by Yukai Engineering for CES 2025, interacts with people by nodding and making eye contact, embodying a shy yet engaging presence.
This design is aimed at creating an emotional connection with users, leveraging features like googly eyes and immersive behavioral patterns to make Mirumi appear more human-like.
Mirumi's shy demeanor is evident when it hides its face or shakes its head in response to sudden interactions, showcasing a unique blend of robotics and emotional design.
The engineering team’s concept blends elements from traditional Japanese folklore with modern robotic technology, resulting in a creature that is both whimsical and relatable.
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