Lamp users turn their desktop AI device into a receptionist, podcast co-host, and French tutor
dee_hw · x · 2026-10-21
The Lamp team, which builds desktop hardware to "give AI a body," shared surprising customer use cases: receptionist, podcast co-host, French tutor, and more.
Photos show the device in restaurants, podcast studios, classrooms, board-game nights, kitchens, and next to code editors — hinting at how consumers are improvising roles for embodied desktop AI.
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