Voice conversation
It listens, understands and answers out loud, in French, like a true assistant.

A desktop robot that talks, understands and acts.
I turned a small desktop robot into a voice assistant I can extend as I please: it holds a conversation in French, can be piloted by voice and triggers real actions on the computer. All programmed directly on the robot.
The robot in real conditions, on my desk.
The goal: a vocal companion I extend myself, capable of acting for real rather than just answering.
It listens, understands and answers out loud, in French, like a true assistant.
Beyond speech: it writes files, runs commands and searches the web, delegating to an AI agent.
A new capability is a Python file dropped into a folder: the robot loads it on its own.
A calm, deep synthesized voice, with the head and antennae moving in rhythm with the words.
Speech recognition and synthesis that run on the machine, without depending on a cloud service.
Built on the robot's official Python SDK. Nothing is locked, everything can be rewritten.
Voice, understanding and actions hand-assembled around the robot's SDK, with a fully local mode to bypass the cloud.
Three stages, from captured sound to real action.
A phrase spoken to the robot, captured by the microphone.
Speech becomes text, a model decides what to answer or which tool to trigger.
Spoken answer, or real action: write a file, search the web, run a command.