Any coat. Same intelligence.
From soft fur to fleece or silicone, the creature can feel through the material — from a gentle stroke to a tight hug.
Pet Robots
Uniphy turns a pet robot's outer surfaces — in fur, fleece or silicone — into sensing skin that reads stroke, hold and the warmth of a hug.
Before words are learned, touch is already understood. Uniphy gives emotionally intelligent creatures the ability to feel every stroke, squeeze and hug — and respond to it. The whole coat becomes the interface.
How it feels
From soft fur to fleece or silicone, the creature can feel through the material — from a gentle stroke to a tight hug.
Not point sensing — a continuous surface that follows the full path of the hand, tracking direction, pressure and intent.
Made for real hands and real care. Squeezed, brushed, flexed and loved — day after day, without losing sensitivity.
See it in motion
A short film on what changes when a pet robot can truly feel.
Concept film. Press play for sound.
Why it matters for pet robots
Sensing skin across the creature's entire surface — not just a paw or a single sensor panel — so any touch anywhere is felt.
Reads stroke, hold and pressure — the exact signatures companion robots are built to recognise, reciprocate and respond to.
Works through fur, fleece, silicone or shell, on freeform body geometry. Sealed and durable for daily, real-world contact.
Designed to survive being squeezed, hugged, brushed and loved, day after day, without degrading or losing sensitivity.