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Features of the AIBO MIND 3 software, The AIBOne toy and pink ball are its favorite toys

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Introduction Features of the AIBO MIND 3 software When the AIBO MIND 3 software is installed in the AIBO® Entertainment Robot, it learns from you and its environment, acting on its free will as it develops into your very own AIBO robot. The AIBOne toy and pink ball are its favorite toys! The AIBO robot really loves its AIBOne toy and pink ball! Since it regards them as its favorite toys, if it doesn't see them for a while, it will begin to search for them. If you use them to play with the AIBO robot, you may be surprised by some of the tricks it performs! Communication by voice The AIBO robot uses Voice sound* to communicate its current emotional and physical condition to you. The AIBO robot loves to talk with you. When the AIBO robot says something to you, it is very happy when you answer. You should talk to your AIBO robot frequently, to ensure good communication. The words used by the AIBO robot change according to its character. You can judge the AIBO robot's current character not only by its actions but also by its vocabulary. Boogie down! * Voice sound refers to the capability of the AIBO robot to express its emotional and physical condition with words in Autonomous mode. To change the sound, perform the steps described in "Setting/changing the autonomous sound" (page 104). 19

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Introduction
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Features of the AIBO MIND 3 software
When the AIBO MIND 3 software is installed in the AIBO
®
Entertainment Robot, it learns from
you and its environment, acting on its free will as it develops into your very own AIBO robot.
The AIBOne toy and pink ball are its favorite toys!
The AIBO robot really loves its AIBOne toy and pink ball! Since it
regards them as its favorite toys, if it doesn’t see them for a while, it
will begin to search for them. If you use them to play with the AIBO
robot, you may be surprised by some of the tricks it performs!
Communication by voice
The AIBO robot uses Voice sound
*
to communicate its current emotional and physical
condition to you.
The AIBO robot loves to talk with you. When the AIBO robot says something to you, it is
very happy when you answer. You should talk to your AIBO robot frequently, to ensure good
communication.
The words used by the AIBO robot change according to its character. You can judge the
AIBO robot’s current character not only by its actions but also by its vocabulary.
*
Voice sound refers to the capability of the AIBO robot to express its emotional and physical condition with
words in Autonomous mode. To change the sound, perform the steps described in “Setting/changing the
autonomous sound” (page 104).
Boogie down!