In most cases, cats will quickly adapt to a new litter box.  However, if your cat protests, here are some suggestions that may help:

• To avoid unnecessarily frightening your cat, leave the Litter-Robot™ switched off until you are sure your cat is using it regularly. A cleaning cycle can be run by turning the Litter-Robot on.
  
  
• Try enticing your cat into the globe with cat treats or catnip.
  
  
• If your cat protests by urinating somewhere outside the litter box, there is no reason to continue the 'cold turkey' approach.  Bring back the old litter box, but leave the Litter-Robot out as well. By letting the old litter box get full it may motivate your cat to migrate to the cleaner litter in the Litter-Robot.
  
  
• You can also gradually move the old litter box closer to the Litter-Robot helping your cat to get used to the presence of the Litter-Robot.
  
  
• Cats love empty cardboard boxes. Try covering the Litter-Robot with the cardboard box it came in. Cut an opening in the side of the box to match the entry/exit opening in the globe and cut a notch in the bottom for access to the drawer. Leave the Litter-Robot's power cord unplugged while covered with the box. You can run a supervised clean cycle by simply plugging it in and waiting for it to finish and then unplug it again.