Abstract: An animal feeding robot which releases feed to the outside by action of external force or gravity applied to the robot by an animal. The robot is controlled by wireless internet via a computer program installed in a mobile device or computer. The feed discharge unit therein does not include any electronic or mechanical control device to control the discharge of feed, but only allows the feed to be discharged by the action of a physical force or gravity applied by an animal. The robot has removed the risk that occurs where a power source is exhausted and allows the feed to be discharged by action applied on the robot by an animal if the power source is exhausted during operation of remote control in the absence of the breeder, and minimizes risk of interruption in the feeding cycle.

Abstract: An animal feeding robot, in which a feed discharge unit, where a feed smell discharge outlet for discharging a feed smell that stimulates the olfactory sense of an animal is formed, is installed and which can stimulate the sensitive olfactory sense of an animal to attract the animal's attention and induce the animal's behavior so as to make a contact with the robot even during the period when the robot stops operating, thereby discharging feed as a performance reward. An animal feeding robot which can maximize the remote control management uptime of a robot by minimizing power source consumption via elimination of the use of various power sensors and sound generators with high power source consumption, while being equipped therein with a way for discharging the smell of feed, capable of promoting the animal's voluntary access to and contact with the robot.