Sony ERS-7M3 Basic User Guide - Page 64

From you to the AIBO® Entertainment Robot, Sight, Touch

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From you to the AIBO® Entertainment Robot You can communicate with the AIBO robot in several different ways. Sight Show the AIBO robot its favorite AIBOne toy and pink ball. Rather than simply showing the ball, you can also wave it in a circle and the AIBO robot will follow it with its eyes. Whenever you show the AIBO robot one of its favorite things, it will respond to this communication by reacting with great enthusiasm. The AIBO robot also loves to see your face, and will distinguish you from others. Its ability to recognize and respond to the AIBO cards provides another means of visual communication. Touch When you lightly touch the AIBO robot's sensors for a moment, the AIBO robot will recognize this as another form of communication. The AIBO robot always looks forward to having you interact with its sensors. Head sensor Back sensors Chin sensor Paw sensors (4) When you touch the AIBO robot's head or back sensors, the AIBO robot recognizes this as communication from you, and the sensors should turn white. If this does not happen, try again, as the AIBO robot did not feel your touch. 64

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From you to the AIBO
®
Entertainment
Robot
You can communicate with the AIBO robot in several different ways.
Sight
Show the AIBO robot its favorite AIBOne toy and pink ball.
Rather than simply showing the ball, you can also wave it in a
circle and the AIBO robot will follow it with its eyes.
Whenever you show the AIBO robot one of its favorite things,
it will respond to this communication by reacting with great
enthusiasm.
The AIBO robot also loves to see your face, and will
distinguish you from others. Its ability to recognize and
respond to the AIBO cards provides another means of visual
communication.
Touch
When you lightly touch the AIBO robot’s sensors for a moment, the AIBO robot will
recognize this as another form of communication. The AIBO robot always looks forward to
having you interact with its sensors.
When you touch the AIBO robot’s head or back sensors, the AIBO robot recognizes this as
communication from you, and the sensors should turn white. If this does not happen, try
again, as the AIBO robot did not feel your touch.
Paw sensors (4)
Head sensor
Chin sensor
Back sensors