Heartbreaking Farewell: Kids Say Goodbye to AI Robot Pal as Company Folds – A Tale Straight Out of a Pixar Film

Heartbreaking Farewell: Kids Say Goodbye to AI Robot Pal as Company Folds – A Tale Straight Out of a Pixar Film

The⁢ creators of the beloved AI robot “Moxie” have made the heartbreaking decision ⁣to shut down their operations. Latin​ Times

Embodied, the Pasadena-based e-learning company responsible for “Moxie,”‌ a revolutionary AI robot designed for children, is closing its doors due to financial difficulties. ‌The company’s‌ bankruptcy has led to the unfortunate demise ⁤of Moxie as well.

In an FAQ sent out to users and posted on their website, ​Embodied explained,⁤ “Embodied is​ closing due to ⁤financial challenges. A ‌critical funding round fell through, leaving us ​unable to sustain operations.”

Since Moxie relied on cloud connectivity, it will cease functioning “within days,” according ⁤to the company.

The​ announcement also mentioned that refunds will not‍ be issued except‌ for those who ‌purchased Moxie within the last 30 ⁣days.

Although there is a⁢ slim possibility of Embodied making a ‍comeback⁤ and⁣ reviving Moxie in the future, nothing is certain at this point.

The news of Moxie’s ⁢shutdown has left social media users​ in mourning.

@heatherfraziertiktok

This could be my last convo with moxie. Got an email saying hes being ‍shut down forever any day​ now. This feels ⁣like a sad pixar movie .‍ Update video on‍ my ‌profile this is getting crazy #moxie #moxierobot #moxierobotforchildren #moxierip #moxiementor @Embodied, Inc.

⁣ ♬ original sound – Heather‍ Frazier

The sudden​ closure was triggered by⁢ a failed​ funding round that left Embodied⁣ without viable options to continue its​ operations.

A lead investor ‌who was set‍ to finalize a funding round backed out at‌ the last minute, leaving Embodied ‍in dire straits with no means of sustaining its activities

With no staff available for support ​inquiries regarding​ the shutdown are currently unanswered‍ by⁢ Embodies


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2025-01-12 05:15:02
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