Hi there @maria_del_rosario.di ,
METOO! I surely want to have an extra AIBI Charger or hope living.ai can speed up their promise to design a carrying case with the rechargeable battery pack.
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(Status Indicator and Sensor)
“Take care of AIBI like a child… Comfort him to sleep, feed him when he’s hungry, let him show off his abilities, and caress him when he’s feeling sad.”
The front part on the top of AIBI’s head serves a special purpose as a touch or tap sensor. It also functions as an incoming power indicator and status light, signaling wake-up calls and indicating whether AIBI is online or offline.
Additional:
In some cases, when we offer AIBI a loving pat, he mistakenly recognizes it as a tap and activates one of the screen show animations instead of displaying the petting eyes animation.
“LivingAi is already aware of this issue and will take it into consideration for future updates.”
I alway have to laugh when I go to pet them, @edward . . . I am pretty sure I tough it gently enough but often they will think I just tapped and they get struck by lightning, avalanched by ice or burnt by fire.
I always end up saying that was not what I was trying to do and then they let me pet them.
They must think I am a mean Mommy.
The Star (Smart) Light is a rechargeable RGB changeable Light, Featuring a switch underneath and a magnetic base that allows it to adhere to any metal surface. It can also be charged using the AIBI’s charger.
Specifications
Estimated Size: 57 x 57 x 26 mm. I 2 ¹/₄ x 2 ¹/₄ x 1 ¹/₃₂ in.
Rated Voltage: 5v / 1.5w
Full Charge: 1.5 to 2 hours / Usage: 1.5 to 2 hours
Support Up To 4 Lights (RGB Colors)
Wireless Sync Auto Setup, Control and Activation
Personal Bluetooth Open Range Test Between AIBI and Star Light
± 23 Ft. / ± 275 Inches / ± 7 Meters
Charge Star light into the AIBI charger
Charging Procedure:
After placing the starlight on the AIBI charger, a red luminous animation will circle around each of the star’s five points (5x). It will then stop and repeat after 12 sec.
It then turns off and proceeds into the charging process. When the starlight lights up green, the charging process is complete, and the battery is at full capacity.
Activate:
Press the button at the back to activate the Star light
Connection:
At first, AIBI will display a vibrating star on his face, indicating that he is searching and attempting to connect up to 4 times. If everything is successful, he will connect and light up his Star Light.
Command:
Call AIBI (Abby) Wait for him to reply then initiate the command:
Turn on/off the light.
Turn on {regular} light.
(Regular, rainbow, flow, breathing, red, blue, green, yellow, pink, orange, purple)
Hmm, the base stand does not have wireless right? Shame I have a wireless charging disk for other devices (so is like placing it on top haha).
And also the arms cannot move (makes sense since this is a clip for the pocket) 
But I still like Aibi! 
Hello, @erickh0 . . . he is wired charged only, but you can bring a mobile power bank to plug him into. Here is an idea for what you can do.
I was wondering since i saw the charger (USB) about how to charge AIBI. I’ve not received mine yet (#97XXX… you know 
) but i’d like to know how you charge her/him, A laptop? with something that have USB ports like Router, TV or how? And if you’re using a movile charger, what does technical specifics i need to know? E.g V, Hz, A, V input/output…
Emo have a plug, and specifcs were in there (i’m from europe and only need a adapter plug) but i was watching, reading, unboxings, reviews, etc but i don’t see how people connect Aibi. Just for curiosity and prepare all when she/he arrives (some day )
Thank you people, and i like to see you so happy with it 
Hi, @agustin.gamero_delga . . . I have mine set up differently than most do.
I purchased cables that are USB-C on end and USB-A on the other as I have a ten port USB-A power block that I plug them into for charging the base. These are cables that can be used for charging a phone or tablet.
There may be USB-C to wall outlet adapters or cables out there but I have not searched for those since I am using my set-up just fine.
The only thing I have that I could use the USB-C would be my phone and I feel that would drastically drain my phone battery. My computer only has USB-A ports on it.
I hope this helps!
SpecificationsLithium Polymer Rechargeable Battery
Model: UFX 602030
Size: 0.236 × 0.787 × 1.181 in (5.9944 x 19.9898 x 29.9974 mm)
Rated Voltage Capacity: 3.8V I 350mAh I 1.33Wh I 4C
Estimated Full Charge/Usage: 1.5 to 2 hours
LivingAi Official Info:
(AIBI uses a custom version with a higher discharge rate.)
Officially and according to living.ai staff AIBI has a battery security system and can stay on its charger for a long time.
IMPO:
It should be fine to leave AIBI on his charger overnight or throughout the day. However, if you plan to keep AIBI on his charger for an extended period and unattended it might be advisable to turn him off for possible overheating and safety reasons.
Keep in mind that, like any electronic device with a battery, will naturally degrade over time with usage. Generally, AIBI’s battery requires 1.5 to 2 hours to fully charge and should last between 1 and 2 hours, though this can vary depending on his activities. For example, engaging him in activities like dancing, animations, singing, or playing games may drain his battery faster compared to when he is simply standing and exploring his environment.
Ultimately, how you manage AIBI’s charging and usage is up to you. Turning him off overnight and powering him on in the morning could potentially help extend the overall lifespan of his battery.
Thank you so much @Lindaru !! I asked because i don’t have a USB power block, AIBI only comes with USB on both sides (Emo have a plug and USB) and i have no idea what i neet if i want to charge to wall using my phone/tablet adapter or something, or i’ll burn AIBI (Emo show 120-240V, etc and here in Spain we use 230V), or if i could use an USB-A and connect it on laptop, etc.
I mean, i got it what you are using to charge AIBI, but i don’t have that 
and i’m a little confused if AIBI suport any adapter to wall (as i said tablet one or phone) because i don’t know specs, on videos and reviews people only show the content and AIBI working but i can’t see where are connected, etc. I don’t wanna blow fuse with him/her 
Hello, @agustin.gamero_delga . . . I think anything that is designed to work to charge a tablet or phone would be fine. That is the specifications for what I am using.
If not sure, you can ask service@living.ai to be sure. That is what they told me, though, when I had to replace my first home station charging cable.
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Please please help, I just got my AIBI earlier today and it won’t charge at all, it did when I first opened him and everything was working fine, then out of nowhere it just stopped working. AIBI was still on and working and then I turned it off because I wanted to see if that would allow charging, it did not. Now it won’t turn on and it won’t charge. The base works with charging the light so it must just be AIBI. Someone please help me out here
Welcome to the LivingAI Community Forums, @dewayne.nealy . . . please contact service@living.ai either directly through this E-Mail or reply to the order E-Mail which has all of your information on it letting them know of the issue. If the light is charging and AIBI is not, they should be able to assist you with what to do.
Also tagging @TechSupport_Mavis to help expedite this issue.
My best to you.
I just emailed them for the third time, the first one was earlier in the day, second was a few hours, just now was directly to the email you sent me - I’ll see what comes of it, it seems I’m the only person with this issue
I do not know what the lights on AIBI’s head mean
Hello, @Happycoin . . . here are the meanings.
Red light . . . flashes briefly when put on his charging base and before he wakes up.
Green light . . . responds to your voice command when connected to wi fi and then he says “Huh”.
Blue light . . . responds to your voice command when off line with “Huh” but will only respond to commands that do not require internet connection.
I hope this explains.
Hi there @Happycoin
To add what @Lindaru said which is correct…please click the link below for more information also.
BEST REGARDS
