The company is planning to make Mirumi available through a crowdfunding campaign launching in mid-2025, with color options including pink and gray fur and pricing expected to be around $70.

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Yukai Engineering is no stranger to cute but somewhat odd little robots. And at CES 2025, they revealed Mirumi, a robot that’s made to “delight bystanders” by turning its head to greet them.

Yukai Engineering, the startup that previously created a headless robotic companion cat called Qoobo, has announced a furry new bot called Mirumi designed to imitate the curiosity of an infant.