Stalking Your Pets Just Got Robot Help, Because Privacy Was Overrated
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KEY POINTS
- •At CES 2026, Frontier X launched Vex, a small autonomous robot for pet companionship and filming.
- •Vex features stubby limbs, ears, and comes in multiple colors to attract pets and match home decor.
- •The robot follows pets around, plays with them, and uses AI to stitch video footage into highlights.
At CES 2026, Frontier X unleashed Vex, a pint-sized white sphere with stubby limbs and ears, basically a robot version of a furball stalker that fits in your palm. Designed to follow your cat or dog around the house, Vex films their every move and then uses AI to edit together a cinematic pet reality show you never asked for. It comes in a range of colors, presumably to match your pet's indifferent attitude. Say goodbye to dumb pet cams – this little creep plays with your animal and captures every epic nap or judgmental stare with terrifying autonomy.
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(1 of 3)Source: Theverge | Published: 1/5/2026 | Author: Dominic Preston
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