Meet Mirumi – A Pocket‑Sized Robot That Perfectly Fits on Your Purse, Premiering at CES 2025
Meet Mirumi: The “Head‑Greet” Champion of CES 2025
Yukai Engineering has long been the mastermind behind charming, slightly quirky little robots. Their latest creation, Mirumi, hits the stage at CES 2025 with a single, heartwarming mission: to delight everyone who passes by by politely turning its head in a friendly wave.
What Makes Mirumi So Special?
- Heads‑Turned-Happiness: Mirumi swivels its head in a smooth, almost human‑like motion whenever someone stops and looks at it.
- Mode Selection Made Easy: The robot offers a few different “moods” you can set on the spot:
- Comfort Mode – When it’s not being poked or jiggled, Mirumi will simply scan its surroundings with a gentle, relaxed nod.
- Rejection Mode – If you try to tug or jiggle it, it will politely shake its head and say “No thanks!”
- Too Cute to Miss: Its design blends a touch of sass with pure tech‑style cuteness, making it perfect for tech exhibitions or a small office mascot.
Why It Stole the Crowd’s Attention
At a time when robotics are often sleek and intimidating, Mirumi rustled up a giggle and warmed everyone’s hearts. The simple act of a gentle head tilt carries a universal level of empathy—no password required!
Want the Full Scoop?
Ever wondered how Mirumi’s software was taught to keep calm and shake its head? Dive into the full rundown on its launch at CES 2025—an easy watch for those who appreciate a robot that’s more about heart than horsepower.
Keep Up With CES Cracking New Tech
Stay tuned for more surprise inventions heading your way from CES. The world of robots is proving just as unpredictable as it is fascinating, and Mirumi is a perfect example of how a little mechanical charm can spark joy in big ways.
