This is Part 10 of the series. The robot can already look on demand with Cosmos vision and notice who's around while idle. Now I want it to feel present: its head should follow your face in real time — and it has to do that while Cosmos vision and the idle watcher are also using the camera.
This is Part 9 of the series. So far the robot only acts when triggered — a wake word or an MQTT message. Now I want it to show a little life between interactions: while resting, it should quietly notice who's in the room and have a place to hang future reactions — greet a person, perk up at a cat.
This is Part 4 of the series. In Part 3 the robot learned to listen. Now I want to give it eyes: the ability to look through its camera and answer a question about the room — identify an object, read visible text, count things, or describe what a person is doing — entirely on-device.