Eilik, EMO, Loona, ClicBot, DanceBot, Metacat — nine companion robots stocked in India, starting from ₹8,094.
Robots that don't fix factories or run warehouses — they sit on your desk, react to your face, learn your name, and keep your kids off screens. Curated for hobbyists, families, classrooms and gifters. Authorised dealer. GST invoice. Pan-India delivery from Bengaluru.
A companion robot isn't an industrial purchase. It's a personal one. The four people who buy them most often — adults who want a desk presence, parents fighting screen time, teachers running STEM labs, and gift-givers solving "what to get them." Find yourself first, then pick the robot.
Eilik on your desk during work calls. EMO greeting you when you come home. Loona scampering around the living room. These are companion robots that change the texture of an everyday space — small enough to live with, smart enough to notice you.
Screen time is the enemy. A physical robot that reacts, learns and entertains gives kids something to engage with that isn't a phone or tablet. ClicBot teaches building. DanceBot teaches motion. Metacat keeps younger kids company without scrolling.
A K-12 robotics or STEM lab needs robots that survive 30 students per day, teach real concepts and don't cost humanoid-tier money. ClicBot and DanceBot are the workhorses — block coding, Python, motion sequencing, classroom-pack pricing.
Birthday, anniversary, Diwali, retirement, baby shower, "just because." A companion robot is the gift people don't buy for themselves but love receiving. Wrapped, branded and shipped pan-India. Eilik and EMO are the popular picks.
Every AI companion robot xBoom currently stocks in India — Eilik, EMO (original + Go Home), Loona, ClicBot, DanceBot, Metacat, Interstellar Scout K1 Pro, plus the Panxer vehicle accessory for Eilik. Prices in INR. Hover any tile to see the alternate angle.
Modular STEM robot — snap-together joints build dozens of configurations. Block-code or Python.
Dancing humanoid for robotics learning. Teaches choreography, motion sequencing and basic programming.
Desktop AI companion with emotional intelligence. Most popular gift-tier robot in India.
Upgraded EMO with self-charging dock. Returns home autonomously when battery is low.
The original EMO. Personality, ideas, 1000+ expressions, dances to music, recognises faces.
Programmable scout robot with autonomous navigation, sensors and customisable behaviour.
AI-powered pet robot with autonomous navigation, voice interaction and computer-vision expressions.
Cat-style companion robot. Affectionate, low-maintenance, ideal for kids and elder companionship.
Joystick-controlled vehicle accessory. Eilik mounts on the deck for piloted exploration.
Six common deployment contexts for AI companion robots in India in 2026 — from kitchen counters to classroom carts to corporate gift wrapping. Each card shows the typical setting and which model best fits.
A companion that sits on the kitchen counter, study desk or living room and makes the space feel less empty. Reacts to family members, learns names, runs a daily routine.
A small desk companion to break up long focus sessions. Eilik is the popular pick — emotional reactions during meetings, mini-games during breaks, no notifications competing for attention.
Schools, ATL labs and ITI robotics tracks. ClicBot teaches snap-together engineering and Python. DanceBot teaches motion sequencing. Both fit AICTE and ATL frameworks.
Birthdays, festivals, corporate gifting, retirement, baby showers. A companion robot is the gift the recipient wouldn't buy themselves but loves opening.
For senior citizens living alone or with family during the day. A non-demanding companion that responds, doesn't need food or walks, and provides a cognitive prompt without overwhelming.
For tinkerers, makers, robotics hobbyists. Programmable scouts, modular ClicBot configurations, accessory ecosystems like Panxer for Eilik. The starter kit before a Unitree quadruped.
The questions we hear most often before someone buys their first AI companion robot — what they actually do, whether they're safe for kids, internet requirements, programmability, EMO version differences and shipping.
A small interactive robot — usually desktop or palm-sized — designed for emotional engagement, entertainment, learning or pet-like companionship rather than industrial work. They use cameras, microphones and AI to recognise faces, respond to voice, show emotions through screens or gestures, and develop personality over time.
Yes — most companion robots in this range (Eilik, EMO, ClicBot, DanceBot, Metacat) are designed for ages 8 and up. They use low-voltage batteries, soft moving parts and child-friendly software. Loona is recommended for ages 14+ due to its more advanced autonomous behaviour. Always supervise younger children during the first few interactions.
Most basic functions work offline — movement, expressions, gesture recognition, mini-games. Internet is required for voice assistants (EMO, Loona), firmware updates, weather/news, and cloud features. Eilik and DanceBot work fully standalone. ClicBot and Loona have companion apps that benefit from a connection.
ClicBot is fully programmable through block-coding (Scratch-style) and Python — designed for STEM curriculum. DanceBot supports motion programming for choreography. Eilik, EMO and Loona are not user-programmable but receive ongoing personality and behaviour updates from their manufacturers via firmware.
EMO Go Home is the upgraded edition with autonomous self-charging — the robot returns to its dock when its battery is low and resumes activity automatically. The base EMO requires manual placement on its charging surface. Go Home also adds expanded behaviour sets and improved sensors.
Yes. xBoom ships pan-India with insured logistics from our Bengaluru HQ, with GST invoicing for business and educational buyers. Typical delivery is 3–7 working days for stocked items. AMC support and warranty are honoured nationwide.
Tell us who it's for — yourself, your kid, your classroom, your gift list — and we'll recommend the right robot, ship it pan-India with a GST invoice, and walk you through unboxing if you're new to companion robots.
