OlloNi SS1, the robotic pet that preserves family memories in a removable module
OlloBot will bring the OlloNi SS1 to IFA 2026, a companion robot for the home that takes on the appearance of a pet and uses artificial intelligence to interpret voices, facial expressions and behavioral patterns.
The company defines it as a “Cyber Pet” oriented toward family interaction. Its design combines textile surfaces, a base with wheels and a three-screen system dedicated to representing expressions and displaying information. It can move around the home, recognize different family members and initiate interactions based on what it detects.
A removable module preserves your memories
One of its most peculiar characteristics is the so-called Memory Heart. This heart-shaped module brings together 16 GB of RAM and 64 GB of local storage to save memories and personalized patterns. The idea of OlloBot is that it can be transferred to a future generation of the robot, preserving the information associated with the family when the device is replaced.
Local processing is encrypted and there is a specific privacy mode. The 4K camera, used to recognize faces and track movements, incorporates a physical cover. It is accompanied by six microphones with noise reduction, echo cancellation and location of the voice origin within an indicated range of five meters.
You can prepare videos and make video calls
The OlloNi SS1 can identify everyday scenes, record them and automatically create short videos with editing and music. It also supports remote viewing and two-way voice and video calling. Its application for Android and iOS allows you to consult those moments, modify personality traits, control the robot and manage its updates.
Inside there is an AI architecture made up of several chips, while the operating system is based on Android. The Integrated battery has 6,000 mAh and offers approximately five hours of active interaction or more than twelve hours of standby. The connection includes 2.4 and 5 GHz WiFi, and the sound comes from two 5 W speakers.
the robot It weighs about 10 kilograms and measures approximately 34.3 x 30 x 53.1 centimeters. It can ride on wood, tiles and short-pile carpets, overcome differences in level close to two centimeters and face slopes of six degrees.
OlloBot had planned to fund SS1 through Kickstarter in August, but postponed the campaign due to changes in US regulatory and commercial access. The company has not yet communicated a new release date or the final price.
