Six capabilities interlock: vision notices you first, the servos turn the body toward you, conversation happens on-device, and the expression display writes out what it feels.

The camera runs inference on the device, detecting faces and hand keypoints. It lifts its head when someone approaches, its gaze follows a hand moving left and right — and no frame ever leaves the robot.

Wake it and talk. Speech recognition, reply generation and speech synthesis all run on the device, and the answer streams out — change your mind halfway and just interrupt.
Dozens of built-in expression states, and you can design your own. The face editor breaks eyes and mouth into placeable pixel blocks with live preview.
This is not a screen that talks — it is something that answers with its body.
±90° pan and ±30° tilt let it nod, shake, look around or tilt its head in thought. Motion follows the conversation automatically, and a MOD can take it over completely.
An RGB indicator that breathes or pulses with state. At night it becomes a low-breathing silent notification, or just ambience.
The 6-axis IMU recognises being picked up, put down, pushed or tilted; capacitive touch tells a stroke from a press. Each gesture gets its own reaction.
The face editor and block editor both run in the browser — a few minutes is enough to teach it something new.