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Waldog: The AI Canine Crusader for Animal Rights in Monterrey
- Waldog is an AI-powered robot used by Mexican Senator Waldo Fernandez to promote animal adoption and raise awareness about animal abuse in Monterrey, Mexico.
- Waldo Fernandez funded Waldog personally with $4,084 and aims for it to interact with the community to foster kindness toward animals.
- Waldog engages with people, stating, 'Hi, I'm Waldog, and I'm here to give a voice to those who don't have one, the animals who live on the streets.'
- In addition to promoting animal rights, Waldog will identify trash, potholes, and register stray dogs, according to Senator Waldo Fernandez.
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Waldog: The AI Canine Crusader for Animal Rights in Monterrey
Waldog, an AI-powered robot dog in Monterrey, Mexico, is raising awareness about animal welfare and street conditions. Senator Waldo Fernandez named and funded Waldog to engage with the public, highlighting animal rights and identifying issues like trash and potholes. Waldog is set to visit many community spaces.
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Robot dog in Mexico teaches animal kindness on the streets
He walks, he talks, he runs and he plays. He’s “Waldog,” an AI-powered robot that is making the rounds in the northern city of Monterrey, Mexico, to raise awareness about animal abuse and welfare.
"Waldog" - a robotic dog that uses artificial intelligence technology - walks, runs, talks and plays in the streets of the northern Mexican city of Monterrey to
Robot dog in Mexico teaches animal kindness on the streets - Regional Media News
By Mariana Hernandez MONTERREY, Mexico (Reuters) -He walks, he talks, he runs and he plays. He’s “Waldog,” an AI-powered robot that is making the rounds in the northern city of Monterrey, Mexico to raise awareness about animal abuse and welfare. With a metallic, friendly voice, Waldog is about the size of a beagle and initiates conversations with children and adults about animal rights. “Hi, I’m Waldog, and I’m here to give a voice to those who …
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