SAMRA Home Companion Robot: Multi-Axis Design Tailored for Children
tobowers · x · 2026-08-01
SAMRA is a compact, multi-axis companion robot designed specifically for home environments and children. Its hardware features a rotational spine, independent shoulder rings, and counter-articulated hips, allowing it to adapt to indoor spaces from various orientations.
The robot focuses on companionship and hands-on assistance, remaining quietly on standby until needed. It includes a local parent control mode and introduces a unique 'Domestic Broadcast Matter Protocol,' claiming to deploy directly through the household's large-screen television.
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