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Peek-a-boo
It hides behind its own hands, waits a beat, and pops back with a greeting. The youngest never tire of it.
Capabilities
What a robot earns its keep doing.
None of this is staged for a launch video. These are the things our robot does on an ordinary Tuesday — the ones that get used, and the ones the kids ask for by name. Video clips are coming; the descriptions are real today.
Play
The reason the kids walk over to it.
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Dance mode
Listens to whatever music is playing, tracks the beat live, and moves in time — head, body, and antennae choreographed to the tempo.
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Rock · paper · scissors
A full round against the robot, complete with the wind-up. It throws, it reacts, it gloats a little.
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Wave & greet
It notices someone, turns toward them, and waves. Small, but it makes the room feel occupied.
Household
The logistics that quietly disappear.
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Morning brief
A spoken rundown of the day — calendar, weather, what each kid has going on — delivered out loud while everyone gets ready.
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Calendar from a photo
Snap a school flyer or a printed schedule and it reads the dates, pulls out the events, and adds them. No typing.
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Recipe extraction
Drop in a cooking reel and it pulls the real recipe out of the caption — ingredients and steps — into a clean, saved card.
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Grocery & dinner loop
Dinner ideas, a running shopping list, and the small approvals that keep a week of meals moving.
Awareness
It looks, and it tells you what it sees.
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Scan the room
On request it sweeps the space with its camera and describes what is there — a quick, spoken read of the room.
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Look at me
It orients toward a person or a point on command, holding attention like a conversation partner would.
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Voice control
Wakes to its name and holds a real spoken conversation — ask a question, get an answer, no phone in hand.
Authorship
Where using it turns into building it.
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Teach-a-move
A kid poses the robot through a motion, names it, and saves it. Later they say the name and it replays — credited to them.
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Five personas
One robot, five personalities — a different voice and memory for each member of the family. It knows who it is talking to.
Want the version with the wiring exposed?
The engineering page covers how each of these is actually built.