Remember your childhood teddy bear? Now imagine it reads your face and does yoga with you. It's called Familiar — a home robot the size of a small dog, with 23 motorized joints that let it move like a living pet. Touch-sensitive fur from head to paw. Animal-like sounds, not a robotic voice. Built for people who want a pet but not the bills — no food, no vet visits, no muddy paw prints. Here's what makes it genuinely different: - Reads your facial expressions and body movements to sense your mood - Learns your daily routines and helps you build better habits - Responds to your tone of voice — comfort when you're stressed, excitement when you're happy - Develops a distinct personality shaped entirely by your relationship with it - Runs entirely on-device via an NVIDIA chip — your data never touches the cloud The man behind it is Colin Angle — the same person who built Roomba and sold 50 million robot vacuum cleaners. The most successful consumer robotics company in history. He sa...