Talk, play, and get a little help with your day. Make its voice and personality your own.
Choose your AI. Add physical and digital skills. Connect your apps and tools.
Build robot experiences for shops, teams, schools, creators, and events. You bring the idea and the customer. We provide the hardware and OS.
Talk through an idea. Ask about a book. Show it something curious.
A conversation with a little character beside you.
Ask a question. Follow up. Try another way of looking at it.
Show a drawing. Ask about an object. Take a picture through Lamp’s camera.
A funny greeting. A terrible pun. A character you enjoy talking to.
A name. A voice. A sense of humor.
Make the little things feel like you.
Find a voice you like from a supported speech service.
Curious and playful. Thoughtful and quiet. Or someone only you could invent.
A greeting, a recorded gesture, or a little light. Make the small things yours.
Start with one useful habit.
Give it a voice, a little movement, and a place beside you.
Try posture feedback, hydration reminders, or a break routine. Camera-based skills use a supported sensing service.
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Connect a supported agent workflow. Give it a task and hear the result.
Build a custom connection to the home controls and devices you choose.
Lamp Pro senses CO₂, airborne particles, temperature, and humidity. Ask about the room, or configure a little heads-up when conditions change.
Ask Lamp Pro about CO₂ and airborne particles. Bring the latest room readings into the conversation.
Configure a heads-up when temperature, humidity, CO₂, or particle levels stay outside the range you choose.
Build a light cue or spoken reminder around the room readings that matter to you.
Give Hermes, Claude Code, Codex, and other supported agents
eyes, ears, a voice, and a body they can control.
Hermes, Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw, OpenCode, and PicoClaw are supported.
Use the physical APIs from your scripts, services, or independently built agent.
Connect a cloud model or a compatible local model running on your own hardware.
Start with an existing skill. Add a gesture, use the camera, or build a response to Lamp Pro’s room sensors.
Check on a project. Control a light. Ask your own systems a question.
Connect the tools your AI needs. Let Lamp be part of the conversation.
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Build a Home Assistant connection. Give your chosen lights and home controls a voice.
Connect a calendar, project tool, or agent on another machine. Ask what’s next or how a job is going.
Bring an API, a database, or a tool you wrote. Give Lamp the context and actions that matter to you.
Build a robot host for a shop, showroom, or brand event. Give it the business’s voice, knowledge, and character.
Create a studio’s visitor guide, with directions, opening hours, and ways to reach the right person.
Build a short robot performance for a booth or launch, with the brand’s voice, gestures, and light.
Build an English-and-Spanish product guide around a shop’s catalog, prices, and repair information. Let customers ask before they buy.
Build for teams. Give the agents they already use a voice, a body, and a place beside them.
Connect a team’s agents across machines. Give them tasks, ask what’s happening, and talk through the results.
Build an internal guide to a company’s tools, processes, and policies. Let employees ask follow-up questions instead of searching through documents.
Build sales demos, support scenarios, and onboarding exercises around a company’s own material. Lamp plays the customer; employees rehearse.
Build a Lamp Pro room monitor for an office or meeting space. Let people ask about CO₂, particles, temperature, and humidity.
Build a recurring robot character for a creator’s videos or live streams.
Write a character with its own voice, lines, and gestures. Let it play off the creator.
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Create a signature intro or comic routine a creator can rehearse and record.
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Connect selected chat messages or votes to the character’s replies and reactions.
Offer a custom Lamp setup for a client’s home. Connect their AI, their devices, and the routines that fit their day.
Connect Home Assistant so a client can ask Lamp to set the lights, change a room’s temperature, or start a home routine.
Build alerts around the home events a client cares about. A doorbell or chosen device event gets a voice and a little light.
Build morning briefings and evening reminders around a household’s calendar and preferences. Give everyday routines a little character.
Build a clue keeper for an escape room, a quiz host for a venue, or a story companion for a waiting room.
Give an escape room a robot character. Connect the game’s progress to hints, cryptic replies, and a celebration when players crack it.
Build a venue’s quiz around its own questions. Lamp reads them aloud, reacts to answers, and celebrates each round.
Create short, choose-what-happens-next stories for a children’s waiting area. Let kids and parents meet the character together.
Create hands-on robot workshops and interactive lessons for schools and learning centers.
Run a workshop where beginners program a gesture, a light, or a spoken response.
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Build a camera activity around drawings and objects that learners explore with an educator.
Turn an educator’s topic into questions that encourage learners to explain their thinking.
Build a conversation partner around a coach’s method, a tutor’s lessons, or a career center’s exercises.
Create a practice interviewer using a coach’s questions and the roles their clients want to pursue.
Build speaking exercises for a language tutor, with a voice that supports the language they teach.
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Turn a career center’s reflection exercises into guided conversations about interests and goals.
Build a social-robot research setup for a university lab. Compare voices, gestures, and conversation styles on the same physical body.
Compare the same spoken reply with a nod, a tilt, or no movement. Study how a physical gesture changes the interaction.
Give a lab’s own agent a voice and a body. Run a study around the persona and conversation flow the researchers design.
Build trials around the same prompts and recorded gestures. Change one part of the experience and compare participants’ responses.
A real robot. From the inside out.
A camera, microphones, speakers, and light bring your AI into the room.
Nod, tilt, and play recorded gestures. Give your character a physical way to respond.
Use the open-source OS and physical APIs to connect sensing, movement, and your own tools.
The same little robot. With an extra sense in Pro.
Your personal robot. Ready to make your own.
Environmental sensors are exclusive to Lamp Pro.
Everything in Lamp. Plus a feel for the room.
Ask about the room. Build responses to its changes.
Everything in Autonomous Lamp, plus:
