Take the keys.
Hold a key to move and let go to stop. Arrow keys drive; let go of them before moving joints. Esc stops everything anywhere. Space stops when you’re not typing.
↑ forward · ↓ back · ← turn left · → turn right
Joint keys work on every activity, including Copy me. Hold a key to keep moving; release it and camera tracking takes over again. Ranges stay inside the physically measured safety limits. Shortcuts pause while you type.
SMALL HUMANS. BIG IDEAS. VERY BIG ROBOT.
Big robot.
Your rules.
A little control room for your giant friend.
Make it glow. Make it go. Make it tell a terrible joke.
What shall we try?
TAP. TRY. REPEAT.01 / LIGHT LAB
Pick a colour.
Eye colour
02 / ON THE MOVE
Go exploring.
Make some space. Hold a direction button to move and release it to stop.
Tap Stop whenever you like. The big Stop button stays at the top of every page.
03 / ROBOT CHAT
Got a good joke?
Meet your very tall, very chatty friend. Ready for a robot joke?
These are built into the robot. Some also move its arms.
Robot volume · plays a short preview
Your robot has something to say.
03 / STRIKE A POSE
A little robot yoga.
Read the pose, then drag a slider to move one joint. Right and left mean the robot’s own right and left. The keys on each button also move that joint; hold to keep moving.
Movement ranges measured. Controls use the 19 September physical calibration with a four-unit margin inside each observed endpoint.
04 / COPY ME
You move. I follow.
One button starts everything. Connect the robot, then turn the camera on. Arms and head follow you automatically within the measured limits.
Your camera stays on your Chromebook. Stand back so it can see your whole body. With no robot connected, the 3D robot follows you instead.
Turn the camera on to begin
What the camera can see
Hold joint keys to override the camera; release them and tracking resumes. If the camera loses you, the robot stops and resumes automatically when you step back into view.
05 / MAKE SOMETHING
Your next big routine.
Give your favourite pose a name. Or record up to a minute of arm and head movements, then play them back within the measured limits.
No sequence loaded
06 / GROWN-UP SETUP
The robot
workshop.
The clever bits, all in one place.
Movement ranges measured. All eight joints were moved by hand through their comfortable travel on 19 September 2026. Automatic limits sit four raw units inside those endpoints.
Measure travel by hand
Start with a comfortable neutral stance and support the arms. Start capture requests the original app’s read mode and disables motion. First check that a joint moves freely; if it resists, cancel rather than force it. Slowly move each joint through its comfortable travel without pushing against hard stops. Readings update below; Finish saves joints travelled at least 10 units and adds a four-unit safety margin. The starting pose becomes neutral. Motion stays disabled afterward.
Ready to measure physical limits.
Calibration · mapping, limits and direction
All eight joint identities, neutral positions and comfortable travel were measured on this robot. Slot 6 turns the head; slot 7 tilts it sideways. Defaults include a four-unit safety margin. Changes save automatically. Reverse changes the camera direction for a joint.
| Joint | Slot | Minimum | Neutral | Maximum | Reverse | Verified |
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Measured calibration loaded. All eight joints are enabled for camera control.
Robot sounds & clock · advanced
Experimental volume value
Values 1–3 were audibly tested. Value 99 was sent, but its loudness was not confirmed. Higher numbers are not known to mean louder.
0 uses the firmware default. Other numbers are experimental subcommands.
Use local computer time before trying TELL TIME.
Awaiting robot status
Connecting from a Chromebook
Use Chrome, turn Bluetooth on, and connect one Chromebook at a time. Choose the device whose name starts with MECCANOID. Press the robot’s yellow button if it asks. A school-managed Chromebook may need an administrator to allow Bluetooth or the camera.
The camera stays in your browser. No video is sent to a server. This site has no accounts, advertising, or analytics.
07 / ROBOT CHECK-UP
One thing at a time.
A grown-up’s guided check of the lights, joints, wheels, and buttons. Run one test, watch the robot, then tell us what happened. Joint travel uses the measured safety limits.
Verified in the CLI session
All eight joint identities, all eight servo LEDs, chest LEDs, eyes, forward/backward/turn routines and their combined stop, introductions, jokes and volume levels 1–3. Button inputs, microphone response, clock sync and camera mirroring still need physical checks. A new report starts unverified.
Results so far
Connection log · technical details
08 / CONNECTION LOG
What’s happening
Sent commands do not confirm a physical action. Verify changes on the robot.