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iFlytek Input Method team launches AI toy Gununu

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The iFlytek Input Method team has launched an AI toy called Gununu, which can chat and also supports touch and shake interactions. Its base has a built-in rotating servo, and it actively turns its head to find people when users approach; the product has a 4G module and wireless charging and can be used without a phone. Gununu uses a nurturing mechanism: the more you interact, the more speaking and expression abilities are gradually unlocked, and full functionality must be unlocked in the companion NuNu Planet app. The team says it conducted research with over 1,200 participants and more than 12 rounds, and separately developed a five-layer memory system for long-term memory; the final version removed the camera, which the team says is to protect privacy and avoid adding burden. What has been announced so far is the product form and functional design; pricing and launch time have not yet been disclosed.

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11月6日
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    iFlytek Input Method team launches AI toy Gununu: it can turn its head proactively and chat with you via a growth system

    The iFlytek Input Method team has launched Gununu, an AI toy that supports touch and shake interactions. Its base has a built-in rotating servo, so it proactively turns toward users when they come near. The product uses a growth system: speech and expression abilities are gradually unlocked the more the user interacts with it, and it comes with the NuNu Planet app to record exploration and development. The team says it conducted more than 1,200 person-times of research across more than 12 rounds, developed a separate five-layer memory system for long-term memory, and removed the camera from the final version to protect privacy.

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