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AI-Powered 'Moflin' Pets Offer Emotional Support in 2025
10 Nov
Summary
- New AI-powered 'Moflin' pets aim to boost mental health
- Moflin can recognize owners' voices and respond to interactions
- Moflin could benefit those living alone, children, and the elderly

As of November 10th, 2025, a new AI-powered pet called Moflin is making waves for its potential to boost mental health and provide companionship. Developed by Casio, Moflin is a larger, more advanced version of the classic Tamagotchi, designed to look and feel like a guinea pig.
Unlike traditional pets, Moflin does not require feeding or cleaning, and it never dies unless its battery runs out. However, it can recognize its owner's voice, respond to interactions, and develop a unique personality over the course of 50 days. This allows Moflin to offer a calming, comforting presence for its owner.
Experts believe Moflin could particularly benefit certain groups, such as those living alone, children experiencing anxiety, and the elderly. The AI companion can provide a sense of connection and emotional support, especially for those who may not be able to have a real pet. With the rise in mental health concerns, particularly during the pandemic, Moflin aims to fill a gap for those in need of a constant, soothing presence.
While some experts caution that over-reliance on AI could erode face-to-face social skills, the creators of Moflin believe it can serve as a gentle bridge, offering comfort and companionship when people need it most.



