Andy's screens, on sample data
Andy is a small home robot for older adults who live at home, and the family who help. It runs on a Reachy
Mini, and it is built with NVIDIA Nemotron on Nebius Token Factory, and Tavily.
No robot is connected here. These are Andy's real pages, running on made-up reminders, letters and
messages.
No robot here either, so this is Andy's own search for a rubber duck in simulation (Pollen's MuJoCo scene): it looks around, reads each view as six zoomed tiles with NVIDIA Nemotron 3.5 Super VL, looks closer, and points. See the testing instructions for real-hardware access.
- The TV beside AndyOpen it full screen, on a big screen if you can. Every 20 seconds it shows another thing Andy puts up: a Tavily research answer, the glasses it found, a letter with a warning, a scam check, the day, a family note, your keys where you left them, a story, and a quiet moment when Andy waves back.
- Under the hoodEach turn stage by stage: how long hearing, thinking and each tool took, and where each ran.
- The family pageWhat a relative sees on their phone: only what the person asked Andy to share.
- The settings pageWhat a helper can change from a phone. Andy tells the person who changed what.
Try guided AI examples (separate Space, simulated tools)
The code
Testing instructions
Nothing you type on these pages is sent or kept.