Follow a face
The assembled head turns and tilts towards a face. The saved physical session records more than ten minutes of following activity.
Current demo and future capabilities
A head that follows a face. Voice and vision running locally. Visual watches, spoken counters and public-web research. Alongside the physical demo, governed-memory testing has reached 98 simulated days and 2,200 staged interactions.
5 November demo · local English/Spanish interaction · a moving physical headLive build + memory / 5 November 2026
The latest physical demo and the separate governed-memory campaign show how the project is becoming useful across an interaction, across a task and across time.
The assembled head turns and tilts towards a face. The saved physical session records more than ten minutes of following activity.
Ask Evopien to look out for a requested change in the camera view and give a spoken notice when it appears.
Set words to count, keep multiple counters, ask for totals and cancel them by voice while the session continues.
Save, inspect, correct and selectively forget information. Testing spans 98 simulated days, with 129/129 reviewed answers in the latest weekly block.
Bring current public sources into a practical question. Recorded web answer retrievals completed around 1.6 seconds.
Local English and Spanish voice and visual interaction bring questions, scene context and useful tasks into one experience.
Human scenarios
Choose a scenario to see the governed context and physical or cognitive support the project is intended to develop.
Design objective
Evopien is intended to coordinate routines, remember agreed household context, locate known items, and later provide limited physical help without turning the home into a surveillance system.
Design objective
Research, explanation, practice, and accountability can adapt to each person while proactive coaching remains explicit, bounded, and reversible.
Design objective
Persistent project context can support programming, design, writing, planning, and critical review while authorship and human responsibility remain clear.
Design objective
Future physical assistance is intended to pass through explicit permissions, validated skill contracts, local control limits, and auditable execution rather than direct model-to-motor commands.
Current chapter
The 5 November checkpoint brings the moving head, face following, watches and counters into the physical build. The governed-memory campaign adds a separate milestone: 2,200 staged interactions across 98 simulated days, with 129 complete answers and their state checks passing in the latest weekly block. The demos and performance snapshots show the project’s progress in concrete terms.
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