Aibo, a $2,899 robotic dog from Sony, just might scamper its way onto some wish lists this holiday season.

Sony is bringing the Aibo robot dog back to America -- this time powered by Qualcomm chips that facilitate the pet's artificial intelligence.

Can a robot dog replace a real dog? I set out to find the answer to that question by “fostering” Aibo, Sony’s robot dog. I came away from the experience with more questions than answers ...

Sony's latest edition of Aibo, its robot dog, is designed with A.I. and facial-recognition technology and can form an emotional bond with owners.

Aibo is also an attempt to show that Sony’s learned from its past mistakes, as it failed to place more importance on the marriage of software, services and hardware.

We checked out Sony's second Aibo robot dog at CES 2018 and it's definitely more fun than the original.

Sony surprised everyone last fall when it announced the return of the Aibo robot dog. We've finally seen it in person, and it's just as cute and cuddly as it looks. Revamped for the connected era ...

Weird Sony is back, and it recently announced a new version of the Sony Aibo, everyone's favorite robotic toy dog! Sony has been out of the plastic pooch business for about 11 years, and the 2017 ...

A group of Sony's discontinued, old generation Aibo robot dogs were honoured with a traditional Buddhist funeral service in Chiba Prefecture, Japan.

“Aibo can form an emotional bond with members of the household while providing them with love, affection, and the joy of nurturing and raising a companion,” says Sony.

Sony's aibo, an autonomous robotic dog holds up a paw and is photographed during a demonstration in Walnut Creek, Calif., on Tuesday, Sept. 11, 2018. Sony has announced plans to offer a limited ...